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Expand Up @@ -4,11 +4,13 @@ A meta repo for all things Slack-related

## Admins

- eeue56
- rtfeldman
- splodingsocks
- sporto
- ilias
- janiczek
- ianmackenzie
- evancz


## General
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- Keep posts on jobs in **#jobs**, and make sure your description states location, remote-friendly, language, and a link to your site. Keep things in tl;dr format.
- Long help threads should go to #help.
- **#beginners** is intended for learning questions - questions about native/kernal code or more complex aspects of Elm should go to **#help** or **#general**.
- **#elm-dev** is intended for discussion on how to implement complex things with Elm, or the internals of how Elm works. For example, lots of questions were asked there during the implementation of Ellie.
- **#package-design** is intended for helping people to write better packages
- **#core-coordination** is intended for discussion on how to implement complex things with Elm, or the internals of how Elm works. For example, lots of questions were asked there during the implementation of Ellie.
- **#api-design** is intended for helping people to write better packages
- **#misc** is intended for discussions about anything not Elm related. Generally, avoid anything NSFW related -- there are people of all ages on the Slack group. Please also avoid topics that tend to start flamewars, such as politics or religion. This is not the place to discuss such things.

### New Channels

The creation of new channels has been limited to admins only. If you have a reason for a new channel, please ask in #admin-help. There might already be a channel that's appropriate for what you want! If you do end up getting a new channel, please invite @archivebot right away so that there can be a publicly searchable history for future reference.
The creation of new channels has been limited to admins only. If you have a reason for a new channel, please ask in #admin-help. There might already be a channel that's appropriate for what you want!


## Jobs
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