Re: [orca-list] Our list will be moving to Discourse
- From: Kyle <kyle free2 ml>
- To: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] Our list will be moving to Discourse
- Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2022 13:09:28 -0400
I've heard about most of the improvements in Discourse in recent years,
and did give specifically GNOME's Discourse a look, although I didn't
try to post anything. I really like what I did see though, and am
encouraged even more by the fact that the Discourse developers actively
solicit input from screen reader users. I'm still slightly concerned
about the finer points of contributing to a discussion via email,
especially what seems like an almost all-or-nothing approach, but it
seems that as long as I can track Orca specifically, and at least get
the first message posted in any new topic related to it, then overall,
the change looks like it will be good. I just dont' want to miss
anything, unless I choose not to see it. The main thing is that many
times I want to follow a topic but don't necessarily want to reply
immediately. This is especially true as it relates to a question someone
else may post that I don't know the answer to but want to see the answer
as it is posted.
I think what I liked the most as I read a thread on GNOME's Discourse
was the fact that I could see the whole thread, and could jump back and
forth between the messages by heading. So if I read the first part of a
message and wanted to skip on to the next, I didn't have to close the
message and open the next one; simply pressing h took me where I wanted
to go. And then if I wanted to reread something earlier, I could press H
and get back just as easily. In the slightly modified words of an audio
player I once used more than 20 years ago, that really whipped the
email's @$$ LOL.
~Kyle
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