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2020-04-08
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Hey, is it ok to post about non-clojure specific meetups in #events ?
@jakob.durstberger I'd say "it depends". Is it relevant to a Clojure audience?
@seancorfield It is an online event hosted by the SoCraTes UK organisers (which I am an part of) So we welcome everyone involved in software development and testing
Hmm, as an Admin I would prefer we didn't broaden the scope of #events too much since if we allow some non-Clojure events, it gets harder to later on deny others.
Perhaps posting it to the #testing channel would be appropriate, if it's an event focused on testing and open to all languages.
Yeah there is no strong focus on testing so I think that would be misleading. No worries, that’s why I wanted to check first 🙂
Maybe #clojure-uk would be alright?
Yeah, pretty sure the UK folks would be fine with a UK event...
(that includes me, by the way)