Why not have a section of the site for persistent discussions? My own Daft Text Adventure Project is generating lots of input, and I'm willing to bet other monks have projects they'd like to bounce around. It would be good to have a section where code and development could be discussed openly on a continuing basis. (To retain the monastic theme, how about 'The Parlour'? UK spelling, naturally, as I was inspired by the tragically ruined monasteries of the UK.)

What do other monks think? Do we need a parlour, or are the existing departments sufficient for our needs?

Tiefling

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