Check them out by clicking Channels and joining the available channels: There are a number of channels that you can join. This is a community group for developers, marketers and users to connect to help each other and no one wants another message about someone looking for SiteCore developers Slack Channels That last one is why we ask for a public link to your profile such as LinkedIn. It’s nice to know who you are talking to! This amazing community came together and started. Some questions may turn out to be better suited for the Sitecore Stack Exchange.do a Google search or check on StackExchange). Please be courteous and carry out some basic research before asking (i.e.Funny or random images like from giphy should only be used in the channels #random and #venting. Relevant screenshots should be used to help further explain your question.#unicorn, #solr, #module-spe) so people interested in that topic can help provide better support. If your question is about something specific, then use the specific channel.Maintain a positive tone on the community we’re here to help one another.Don’t post the same question across multiple channels.Use #random or #venting for off topic subjects. We started off with no guidelines but then the madness descended and to keep things peaceful members are asked to follow and respect the following: With such an active and growing community, it’s necessary to have a few guidelines to keep things in order. One of the admins will verify/process the request and send and invitation. If you need to get an invite or want to invite your colleagues to the Slack community, the easiest way is to get them to fill in this form. Community is key and this is the best community out there.
Now that I think about it, 90% of those messages was probably /giphy That’s messages shared between members in public channels and direct messages, community members helping each other out when they get stuck, people sharing knowledge through blog posts and just sharing funny crazy stuff they saw in #random.
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