So pooped.
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So pooped. Had a successful networking event but my social battery is drained.
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So pooped. Had a successful networking event but my social battery is drained.
@phillycodehound Just the very idea drained mine to empty in an instant.
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@evoterra I feel this!
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@mariyadelano I can sleep with my stimulant in me just fine. Honestly it doesn't keep me up at all. I still need a crazy amount of caffeine for that.
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@scottjenson I think that PMs should lock to who they are initiated with. That means the people tagged for that conversation when the PM is initialized are the only people who can be in the conversation. Further mentions *must not* expand the group.
I don't know if that means you should break the ability to do a private reply to a public message, but UX wise it might make sense to do so.
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@scottjenson as often happens in UX, it comes down to ontology.
Is this a place for publishing or communicating? Are DMs in service primarily to facilitating the former or exclusively for the latter?
Someone has to decide. I can't imagine that's easy in a volunteer-driven org.
