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Is this different that what the Ruby subreddit provides?

• jvrc 11mo ago
  Yes, here are some of the differences of a forum vs reddit: * Clear structure with discussions organized by categories and tags. * Keep discussions on-topic and reduce noise with strictly linear conversations. * Find what you're looking for with a comprehensive, powerful advanced search. * Conversations are broken up into individual topics, making them browsable, searchable, and readable. Built-in trust system to defend you against trolls, bad actors, and spammers. * Forums are built for large communities, and hundreds of people can simultaneously participate. Additionally, the forum is not intending to replace but rather complement existing platforms and community spaces. A couple of highlights on how we are planning to run it: * Collaborating with existing communities to complement each other. * Maintaining a long-term vision to strengthen the Ruby ecosystem.