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- What platform should Hyperledger focus its efforts on (Discord, RocketChat, other)?
- Should the Hyperledger projects all operate on the same platform, or should they be allowed to choose a platform that best supports their community needs? Based on discussions in the TSC, we should not have multiple chat mechanisms within Hyperledger. (Ry: we already do - APAC is on WeChat, Iroha is primarily on Telegram, etc) (Tracy: We have one official chat for Hyperledger. The others are not mentioned on the Hyperledger website.)(Ry: good point - I propose decision 0 is "should Hyperledger have an official chat platform?")
- What is the Linux/Hyperledger Foundation willing to spend on a chat platform?
- Ry: on the order of hundreds a month is OK.
- What support will be provided if we choose a chat platform that is not supported by the LFIT?
- What resources are able to be allocated to stand up any new chat platforms (or work through a migration plan)?
- What are the technical requirements for a migration?
- LFID authentication?
- Infrastructure hosting?
- What is the change management plan and deprecation plan (if any) for the current chat communities?
- Deprecation planning (for RocketChat)
- Communication plan
- Changes to hyperledger.org
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