Claudio Wunder

> The fundamental question is who will moderate this and provide Node.js knowledge to the users. I don't mind if we ask for volunteers to set it up (I wouldn't...

> As a user, if I found and invested myself in an existing Node.js-focused Discord community, with well-defined rules and many moderators and helpers, I would need a very convincing...

There are also benefits in being an official community, as Discord gives some perks to Community servers.

> As mentioned by @targos, there is already a well-structured Node.js Discord server, perhaps it would be interesting to discuss with them how to define it as an official Discord...

> To prepare for the creation or investment of a large community, I think it's very important to think seriously about moderation (who's in charge, the time that can be...

Heyo 👋 I've had a nice chat with @vcarl which is the admin of the Nodeiflux Discord Server, and we had some really cool collaboration happening there ✨ I'd say...

> I'm wondering if we can keep the current "management" and let them moderate and be involved in a less direct capacity e.g.: That's definitely what I was going after....

> > We do not moderate the OpenJS Slack, although it is an official Node.js space. > > Not that I'm aware (it being an official space) 🤔

> Where's this implication coming from? Is the assumption that users who currently use IRC would definitely want to migrate to Discord? Are we maintaining IRC right now because we...

> Sounds good, thank you for clarifying @ovflowd :) Of course! And sorry if my replies aren't the best. But I want to make sure I'mn very flexible to accommodate...