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Interesting project. Would be nice to have a community channel to chat

Would be great to have a thread with some chat

we chat 500 times a day on slack. click the link to join in . . .

http://bitbay.market/wp-login.php?action=slack-invitation

I hear you but although I know slack is vital I do believe that this board is critical for appearing active.

Glad to hear though that slack is growing fast for bay. I hear there are hundreds of people on it.

I like the hint from munti that the api is coming too.

All good stuff.

Crypto I agree with your comment regarding this board and slack. (also remember reading your similar comment months ago regarding the same thing) I only found out about Bay because of this thread. It is also much easier to learn and follow a project on here vs slack. The search function is not the best on slack either to find answers to questions. If a board is inactive I usually assume that it's either dead or has no following.

Yes, I find those topics that are constantly on pages 1 and 2 of the ann section are the fastest growing communities. They just look active so attract posters then investors. Slack is good for those that are already sold on the project to discuss some deeper things but the board should always be a priority. In my opinion anyway. It is simply free marketing when so many new people are arriving here daily.

When one searches for the first time to find info on crypto currencies, BitcoinTalk is one of the first links found. Where better to learn something new than a discussion group? BCT is essential. Yes, there is a lot of misinformation and such but, a dedicated newbie will sift through it and draw his/her own conclusions. I remember searching for "bitcoin" in 2012 when I overheard someone else mention it at a technology conference. BCT was in the first few results and the rest is history. I feel it is essential to maintain an active presence on the board.

Slack is great for real time discussions and problem solving but not so much for marketing, general discussion or information dissemination. Each has it's place and each is needed as they compliment each other.