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[14:10] <anisfarhana> It's good if arpnetworks do have Telegram channel or group for the customers :D
[14:11] <anisfarhana> Maybe they can consider it?
[14:11] <anisfarhana> Other than IRC?
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[15:03] <Lefty> IRC is lowest barrier to entry
[15:13] <mike-burns> Why would they want additional communication channels?
[15:14] <mike-burns> (Also, Telegram? The faux-security messenger?)
[16:50] <brycec> I agree that yet-another-chat-platform would just be a waste, forcing anyone that wanted to help out there to create yet-another-account in yet-another-app-to-run-and-keep-an-eye-upon. And like Lefty said, IRC is pretty idea for getting people to a point they can ask a question: Connect (use a web gateway! Freenode makes it pretty easy), pick a "name", and talk. Other platforms are only convenient if
[16:50] <brycec> those users happen to have accounts there, but then ARP would also have to setup accounts there and keep tabs on those... etc.
[16:50] <brycec>  /rant
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[17:11] <fIorz> yeah, just in general the idea of using communication networks that bring their own user interface is just a bad idea ... just as I don't install a separate mailbox for letters from you, I don't install a separate user interface for text messages from you
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