[morgan]Part of why I care about this whole thing even if it's a 1.5/10 issue is that I want to believe everyone is fully oriented when they arrive, so I can ignore "hello only" or impulse driven response seeking stuff
[tantek]You can ignore whatever you'd like to in chat. There's plenty of folks here these days to eventually respond to folks. No need to take it on as a personal responsibility
[morgan]You are very correct Tantek in concrete terms it just remains something I think could be improved a little - I'll follow up with gRegor in GitHub and actually do the thing I'm proposing etc
yesoperatorFrom my observation a few days here, there are enough humans who will say a quick, kind "hello, welcome :)", If those kind, welcoming humans know they can say something specific like "{{{welcome}}} to the channel!" and that causes Loqi to spew a `please_read_about_indieweb_chat.html` which speaks to the idiosyncrasies and current culture of this chat in a kind, direct, expectation-setting way, people might just learn to do t
gRegorHow did you come across indieweb? Was it a direct invite to the Discord or had you seen some pages on indieweb.org first? Always interested in the steps people are taking.
gRegorDiscord channel descriptions probably better since at least the first bit of text is visible at the top of the page (desktop at least). Pinned posts you have to click an icon to see
crapidiotgRegor: I've been searching for communities a lot and indie web is one of the ones I found, although I held off because I thought it was mostly ppl from the UK (idr why)
tantek.comedited /maps (+598) "/* US states as hexagons */ add a diagram with states with abbreviations and percentages inside the hexagons, also DC separate" (view diff)