Debian discusses Discourse
Debian discusses Discourse
Posted Apr 20, 2020 4:12 UTC (Mon) by marcH (subscriber, #57642)In reply to: Debian discusses Discourse by flewellyn
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927 makes a (funny) joke about yet another 15th protocol. Applied to email that leaves room for 14 new protocols/data structure before we reach the xkcd point.
OK, maybe 13.5 if you count NNTP.
Posted Apr 20, 2020 21:08 UTC (Mon)
by smoogen (subscriber, #97)
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Each one of those would probably be a different protocol (as the Usenet people will tell you it still exists, PHPNuke people seem to show up and say 'you can always use us', the various people wanting you to move to XMPP etc keep going. ) Each of those solutions have adherents and each gets regularly replaced with some new version which is supposedly easier to use. And each solves a different way of communicating which needs a different toolset.
The problem is that we want just one tool to do all these things. It is like we all looked over the house design, saw that it was way too complex with all these pipes, and we could just use one system. Then we wonder why the sewage, hot and cold water system doesn't work as well as we envisioned and no one is happy.
Posted Apr 20, 2020 21:24 UTC (Mon)
by marcH (subscriber, #57642)
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Right, so let's do one that does just code reviews really well. It would be like a... hub for git or something.
Debian discusses Discourse
Debian discusses Discourse