5 Nov
2019
5 Nov
'19
6:15 p.m.
** Keith Williams <keithwilliamsnp(a)gmail.com> [2019-11-05 18:01]:
On Tue, 5 Nov 2019 at 16:37, Phil
<phil(a)beadling.co.uk> wrote:
** end quote [Keith Williams]
It works with a browser, or you can configure it to work like a mailing list
with digests or individual emails. The downside to emails can be formatting,
although I work with Mutt primarily and use either Firefox as an HTML viewer or
Thunderbird if I need to view things with an HTML capable client.
Take a look at https://discourse.ubuntu.com/ or https://help.nextcloud.com/ to
see what things look like.
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I wouldn't want yet-another-communication-app
on my phone and/or browser
for a single purpose. I'd forget it existed and it would become bloatware.
That said, if you can make discourse auto-forward to e-mail, and for
discourse to handle responses via e-mail replies, then I doubt I'd tell the
difference, right? In this instances I'd see no reason to spoil other
people's fun - they can have their app, and I'll correspond by e-mail?
Have I misunderstood something here? Does Discourse require an app? I
understood it was accessed via a browser, the discourse site talks about
the minimum browser requirements on computer and mobile devices. In which
case access is as simple as email using applications that you have there
already