On Fri, Oct 26, 2018 at 5:10 PM Arturo Borrero <aborrero(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
Side note: I /ignore wikibugs on IRC :-/ it's too noisy for me. I
don't want that much information, gives me anxiety :-P
For anyone who didn't do the Phabricator/Gerrit archeology,
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T177427 was the task from about 1
year ago where we discussed and created #wikimedia-cloud-feed and then
moved some of the more verbose bot traffic to it.
Splitting/merging irc channels is a thing that happens in various
cycles, often seemingly because opinions are split nearly 50/50 on the
value of all things in one place vs distraction caused by automated
messages. The advantage tends to go to whomever is boldly proposing
change and willing to push for consensus with their current point of
view. My personal opinion varies by channel and primary audience, but
I'm generally in favor of #wikimedia-cloud being as friendly as
possible for humans to talk to each other.
Bryan
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