> On 2 Aug 2017, at 09:44, Tino Heth via swift-evolution
> <swift-evolution@swift.org> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the update!
>
>> - We currently have swift-evolution and swift-evolution-announce. Should
>> we use a specific “category” in the forum for "proposals that are in active
>> review" — and possibly remove the need to have something like
>> swift-evolution-announce?
> Guess swift-evolution-announce is the right place to ask this question… but I
> don't know where the answers should go ;-)
Whatever we do concerning swift-evolution-announce, I think it would be worth
pinning the review threads to the top of swift-evolution during the review
period.
>> Just to help frame the rest of the discussion on this thread, the intention
>> is to move all of the lists to Discourse.
> All lists, and a single instance of Discourse?
> I don't remember if there was a discussion about Discourse in swift-dev… imho
> that list doesn't suffer from the problems that evolution has.
> Also, it will be very easy to cross-post from users to evolution (without
> switching from Mailclient to browser and search for a post in the archives),
> so imho a strong separation has no downsides.
I think swift-users, swift-evolution and swift-evolution-announce would all
benefit a lot from Discourse because they are high volume and is more
approchable for newcomers. I don’t have a strong opinion about the -dev lists,
but its true it would be simpler if everything was on the same platform.
>> - Should we have other topical areas to organize discussions? If so, at
>> what granularity?
> There are some topics (multithreading, metaprogramming, reflection, generics,
> ownership…) that imho couldn't be pushed forward on the mailing list because
> of their size.
> I hope Discourse will help to manage concepts that don't fit in a single
> proposal (there's a wiki posts feature that sounds promising) and allows
> talking about features that can't be implemented soon, but might be affected
> by short-term changes.
> There are already some manifestos written, so I guess there might be Core
> members with special interest in certain topics who could act as patron for
> "their" subject.
I think it would be very beneficial to organise discussions by topics. That
would allow pinning the relevant manifestos at the top for everyone to keep in
mind :)
> I'm quite sure that moving to a forum will increase the number of posts
> dramatically — but it also offers help to manage higher throughput:
> - We could have one or more focus-topics for each release ("X is up next,
> other topics won't receive much attention from Core")
> - With likes, there's an easy way to signal agreement to an opinion without
> flooding the ML. This could help Core to to find relevant input.
>
> Looking forward to login ;-)
> - Tino
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