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* In general: Discussions with fundamental value that we want to preserve (and use to build to Wikiarticles) | * In general: Discussions with fundamental value that we want to preserve (and use to build to Wikiarticles) | ||
* Topic based discussions usually contain well formulated thoughts or research and are the opposite to casual discussions and "just chatting" and have on average a longer post length compared to casual chatting. | * Topic based discussions usually contain well formulated thoughts or research and are the opposite to casual discussions and "just chatting" and have on average a longer post length compared to casual chatting. | ||
* Topics can easily be resumed at a later stage. | |||
=== Current State === | === Current State === | ||
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* There can be fewer active channels in Discord people can focus on & have more "real time" communication channels. | * There can be fewer active channels in Discord people can focus on & have more "real time" communication channels. | ||
* It is possible in a forum to Find all posts and topics from one user easily which helps with credibility building. | * It is possible in a forum to Find all posts and topics from one user easily which helps with credibility building. | ||
* It's possible to resume topics later | |||
=== Disadvantages of a forum === | === Disadvantages of a forum === | ||
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* Discussions will be "pushed back in time" in a channel and it's harder to follow up. | * Discussions will be "pushed back in time" in a channel and it's harder to follow up. | ||
* Topic based discussions are harder to facilitate. | * Topic based discussions are harder to facilitate. | ||
* It's impossible to resume topics later. | |||
== Option 4: Linear Workspace == | == Option 4: Linear Workspace == |