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Re:Django core no more by vkazanov on Wednesday November 21, 2018 @05:46AM (#18501647)
..and what's wrong with mailing lists? Too complicated? A need to have discussion of the patch in question?

it's very easy to write an email and there are some benefits to it. I.e, you don't need an account on a proprietary (Microsoft owned) system.

Re:Django core no more by throwmeback on Wednesday November 21, 2018 @06:41AM (#18501919)
1. Lots of self-hostable solutions are available. 2. Unfortunately for mailing lists, those self-hostable solutions very often make it way easier to plow through conversations. 3. Out of sheer curiosity - have you ever had an actual e-mail conversation with multiple persons involved in replying to each other's e-mails? I do it daily and it sucks.
Re:Django core no more by Rjevski on Wednesday November 21, 2018 @06:22AM (#18501833)
It’s just a bad user experience.

If Microsoft is an issue there are self-hosted options available like GitLab.

Re:Django core no more by ubernostrum on Wednesday November 21, 2018 @08:47AM (#18502595)
If you know of something which is easy to set up, easy to administer, easy to use and provides better handling of multi-way threaded discussion, I'd be interested to hear about it.

(I know Python is experimenting with a forum-based solution, but I worry about the burden of both yet another account to create and site to check, and finding people to maintain and moderate it)