So, the main blocking problem for transitioning to the Threadiverse is that there are too many alternatives?
I know that the Rust project doesn't often make things "official", but in this case this would be a very easy way to solve a very real problem.
Hold a vote, which server we use. Within all the community, with everyone who has push access on GitHub, within the Leadership Council, on URLO, whatever. It doesn't matter that much and, honestly, it's bikeshedding.
Advertise it on the website and TWIR, and make the mods part of the Rust Moderation hierarchy.
Later, when we have some way to collect communities together, we can diversify again to have a bit more resiliency against one server going down.
I know the Leadership Council is probably busy, but I would really love if they would do this (though I'm not very deep in the Rust Project myself, so I can't kick this off).
So, the main blocking problem for transitioning to the Threadiverse is that there are too many alternatives?
I know that the Rust project doesn't often make things "official", but in this case this would be a very easy way to solve a very real problem.
Later, when we have some way to collect communities together, we can diversify again to have a bit more resiliency against one server going down.
I know the Leadership Council is probably busy, but I would really love if they would do this (though I'm not very deep in the Rust Project myself, so I can't kick this off).