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** a channel to organise carpooling (e.g. for collaboration meetings) | ** a channel to organise carpooling (e.g. for collaboration meetings) | ||
* #youngmu2e | * #youngmu2e | ||
| − | ** a channel for all Young Mu2e members to chat about anything | + | ** a channel for all [[Young Mu2e]] members to chat about anything |
'''Can't find an appropriate channel?''' Then add one by clicking the "+" next to "Channels"! | '''Can't find an appropriate channel?''' Then add one by clicking the "+" next to "Channels"! | ||
Revision as of 16:25, 1 October 2018
Slack is a virtual office space where users can chat to each other one-to-one or in various "Channels" about a given topic. Slack is still to gain a critical mass within the collaboration but it is hoped that it will be a useful tool in the future.
How to Use
Go to slack.com and sign up with your fnal.gov e-mail address and join the "Mu2e" team.
Browse the list of channels by clicking "Channels" in the left sidebar and join those you are interested in.
The current, most-used channels are:
- #general
- all members of the Mu2e "team" join this channel
- #is_it_me_or_a_bug
- the Slack equivalent of the "HELP! Is it me or a bug?" hypernews forum
- #basicqs
- a channel for asking any basic question about anything related to the experiment of Fermilab
- #meeting_rides
- a channel to organise carpooling (e.g. for collaboration meetings)
- #youngmu2e
- a channel for all Young Mu2e members to chat about anything
Can't find an appropriate channel? Then add one by clicking the "+" next to "Channels"!