| 24 May 2025 |
 emily | people can just join yeah. they have a public access feature | 11:17:58 |
| emily | you need to make an account of course | 11:18:02 |
| emily | Rust uses a public Zulip for dev | 11:18:09 |
 infinisil | Can create accounts with GitHub too fyi | 11:18:31 |
| emily | (for this test thing I'm unilaterally setting up I'd need to send out invites because the public access feature requires the upgraded plan I think. but presumably if it passes an initial sniff test then we can get the Foundation to ask for a test instance that has that plan.) | 11:19:01 |
 uep | yeah, the rust one is my primary experience with zulip, and .. tbh i just kinda stopped looking regularly after a while | 11:19:26 |
| infinisil | We can just invite whoever wants to test it to the existing instance that was used for governance before | 11:19:31 |
| infinisil | I can do that later | 11:19:54 |
| emily | I feel like having to read those discussions is going to harsh the vibe :P | 11:20:32 |
 Dylan | I see the mobile app only supports one zulip url 🙄 | 11:20:48 |
| uep | yeah I bounced off that hard and fast. | 11:20:49 |
| emily | that was a very different structure of discussion to what we'd want from an ongoing NixOS chat instance | 11:20:50 |
| infinisil | We can archive those too :P | 11:21:04 |
| infinisil | But yeah | 11:21:13 |
| emily | I think we'd really want a public test instance if we seriously consider this | 11:21:35 |
| infinisil | I've also had some PTSD from Zulip, but I've gotten over it by using it more 😅 | 11:21:42 |
