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bomberqueen17:
galadhir replied to your post “galadhir replied to your post “writing ugh” …”
Cool! Egroup? Discord server (I don’t know exactly what that means, but I could learn)? Something else?
I don’t know what the cool kids do nowadays! I think Discord is a chatroom-type deal but I… don’t… actually know. … Google says it’s voice over IP but I think I’ve used it for text things. Uh, unless it was something else that I used, lol.
I just had a sudden violent flashback to Usenet groups. and then there were. google groups? how did that go? oh my god. oh my god.
and like. forums. and everyone set up forums and they’d install packages of… they weren’t emojis yet, but they were like. little animated emoticons.
i was super good at bbcode and super bad at interpersonal boundaries. oh, 2002, i don’t miss you. kids these days are wiser than i was.
sorry, this hasn’t been helpful at all, but I just mentally Went To A Place, lol.
what if Tumblr posts all ended with the OP’s forum-style signature underneath?
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“Sometimes, things that are more expensive, are worse.”
– Sun Tzu
Dude, who works remotely and so has a lot of experience at attempting to collaborate long-distance, says he has heard good things about Slack as a project-discussion kind of space.
They use a similar thing called HipChat but that is expressly geared toward workplace collaboration and so has some enterprise-style features, such as keeping logs of every communication and such. More for corporate accountability than low-key stuff.
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bomberqueen17:
galadhir replied to your post “galadhir replied to your post “writing ugh” …”
Cool! Egroup? Discord server (I don’t know exactly what that means, but I could learn)? Something else?
I don’t know what the cool kids do nowadays! I think Discord is a chatroom-type deal but I… don’t… actually know. … Google says it’s voice over IP but I think I’ve used it for text things. Uh, unless it was something else that I used, lol.
I just had a sudden violent flashback to Usenet groups. and then there were. google groups? how did that go? oh my god. oh my god.
and like. forums. and everyone set up forums and they’d install packages of… they weren’t emojis yet, but they were like. little animated emoticons.
i was super good at bbcode and super bad at interpersonal boundaries. oh, 2002, i don’t miss you. kids these days are wiser than i was.
sorry, this hasn’t been helpful at all, but I just mentally Went To A Place, lol.
what if Tumblr posts all ended with the OP’s forum-style signature underneath?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“Sometimes, things that are more expensive, are worse.”
– Sun Tzu
Dude, who works remotely and so has a lot of experience at attempting to collaborate long-distance, says he has heard good things about Slack as a project-discussion kind of space.
They use a similar thing called HipChat but that is expressly geared toward workplace collaboration and so has some enterprise-style features, such as keeping logs of every communication and such. More for corporate accountability than low-key stuff.
(Your picture was not posted)
