Hi,
Well the irc channel is still active and has advantages as well. Not
everyone wishes to move either. Before officially moving over I'd like
to see a good agreement in place how to keep the chat channels friendly
and troll free.
- Are there good options to manage trolls and bans? If s
On 30-04-19 16:18, Ton Roosendaal wrote:
> - Are there good options to manage trolls and bans?
Yes. We can ban user accounts on Blender.chat, and it's also harder to
create a new account on Blender ID than it is on FreeNode (you need
email verification). If it turns out to be necessary we can also
Hi,
Maybe a good feature to have handy is the ability to ban email domains,
possibly based on a regex, similar to how the mailing lists and postfix etc
allow. Otherwise what happens is people will start to find free mail hosts,
aside from Gmail and ones that have fairly good security already, and
hi,
just a question about it, is owned and hosted by blender foundation?
El dt., 30 d’abr. 2019, 18:49, Dan McGrath va
escriure:
> Hi,
>
> Maybe a good feature to have handy is the ability to ban email domains,
> possibly based on a regex, similar to how the mailing lists and postfix etc
> allo
Hi,
> Just a question about it, is owned and hosted by blender foundation?
>From the blender.chat landing page:
"Blender.Chat is an independent chat server, created to help Blender
users to communicate in real-time. Blender.Chat is part of
Blender.Community [https://blender.community].";
It is n
Hi,
I'd personally stick to IRC.
Blender.chat:
- is based on rocket.chat I guess.
- is wasting space when not logged in (It can be changed to "condensed mode"
but only when logged in it apears)
- is slow: [1]
- is big: 4.3 MB for a simple chat app [2]
- is increasing the barrier to entry. Previou
