list examples of communities that use the Searchable Linkable Open Public Indexed (SLOPI) communication style

[pdurbin]

I started a Google spreadsheet called "Examples of communities that use the Searchable Linkable Open Public Indexed (SLOPI) communication style" at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wvG3XTd5YwA-SliOUCavQgqfK1jLVnlL9tuUsjHR0Ik/edit?usp=sharing

Here's a screenshot to give you a visual of the spreadsheet so far:

I'm struggling a bit with definitions of the various channels but here's roughly what I'm thinking:

• Chat: Gitter or similar.
• Community Call Notes: Notes from voice or video calls.
• Governance Transcripts: Transcripts of board meetings or similar.
• UI/UX: A landing page for current visual design efforts.
• QA: Build status from Jenkins or Travis or similar.
• Q&A: Stack Overflow or similar.
• Kanban: Trello or similar for day to day tasks.
• Roadmap: Where the project is going in the long term.
• Mailing List: Google Groups, Mailman, or similar.
• Forum: Discourse or similar.
• Issue Tracker: GitHub Issues, JIRA, Bugzilla or similar.

Also, I have some fundamental questions like if I should focus only on open source projects rather than the broader "communities" idea.

I'm not exactly sure where I'm going with this (suggestions welcome!) but it's a start. :smile: