Closed simonwex closed 8 years ago
There's also the
There are 2 channels created by default with a Mattermost instance- Off Topic
and Town Square
. You can't leave Town Square
, so that would be the de-facto All MoFo channel. From there we may want to create channels as conversations in other channels become crowded. This will probably result in a combination of all 3 of the above approaches. For example, I'd bet engineering chatter plays a pretty significant roll in Town Square
that we don't want to bother the rest of the org with, so we could start off with a channel for it. If certain projects become conversational focuses, or if someone wants to have a conversation about something specific but there isn't a place for it, they could simply create a channel. Channels could even be useful for smaller temporary groups, like organizing a small work-week.
@simonwex do you want to go with my approach? Anyone can create channels, so I think this problem will solve itself organically. Let's close this?
@alanmoo yeah, let's. We might need to revisit this after a couple weeks of engineering + design playing around.
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There are many ways to organize our channels.
There are two (potentially conflicting) goals:
Division of conversations
At least in the case of engineering, the organization of the current IRC channels seems to be vestigial. To better facilitate communication, there are a few ways to consider creating channels
Software project
Role
Business Unit