Hi,

I noticed that many people really dislike this mailing list. There are many 
reasons:
* PHP community wants to see your GitHub profiles, be more open;
* no sane highlighting of the code (for discussions about code);
* very obsolete messaging system in general: it's like plain text vs native 
GUI;
* emoji system as voting mechanism for simple voting and for hot 
discussions where someone asks reasonable question, but it drowns and 
nobody see it (on GitHub it's hard to avoid question with many 👍🏻 signs);
* GitHub offers diffs for edited comments;
* moderators can tag issues;
* you will have more feedback from PHP community (don't be politicians: 
that's good).

This question was raised not a once if I recall correctly: you planned to 
move somewhere like a modern forum. 

Why separate repository in the https://github.com/php-fig group can't be 
simple solution?

> I don't have account there!

That's weird (for PHP-dev). However, I had no account here too.

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I'm sorry if I sound offensive, but mailing list hurts experience of 
discussion with PHP-FIG. PHP-FIG hides in this "grey" zone and nobody from 
my friends know what 's going on here. For example, many wants to see 
generic Promise PSR (HTTP, internals of GraphQL servers, interactive CLI 
apps, etc.), but after all these years is there any status of it or at 
least list of issues related to lack of such needed PSR?

Please, be more transparent, mailing list is a big issue.

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