I made a discord server for type design discussions
Jose Dubon
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Here is the link if you wanna join.
I made this cause all the info for type design is scattered in so many forums, and would like to have all designers chat in a single place see what comes out of it.
please share this link with designers that could be interested in this.
I made this cause all the info for type design is scattered in so many forums, and would like to have all designers chat in a single place see what comes out of it.
please share this link with designers that could be interested in this.
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It seems a bit strange that you share this in a forum hoping to do the exact same thing. No?1
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Do you think it is really the same? For me discord is a bit more of a chill conversation and it could be instant.1
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They might not be the same. But the idea that we split the conversation up further seems wrong. As for chill. I feel pretty chill typing this right now to you.
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Idk maybe is just me, this forum seems a bit formal. I don't see nothing wrong with creating a chat if people want to talk.1
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Well, if the problem is information scattered across multiple discussion platforms, adding another one doesn't seem like it would help.7
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I don't feel like I am taking away from this forum, just making a chat so people who design type can chat if they want to chat... Maybe I expressed myself wrongly by saying how it was scattered.0
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People who design type don’t chat.
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I chat with other type designers all the time. If we can't be in the same room, often it is the most efficient way to get feedback and solve problems.2
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Slack is also great, I find discord a bit much so tend to not use it other than with an RPG group I play with (we use the voice chat while playing). I agree that forums like this are inherently more formal, partly because the info is very public and as long-lasting as the forum. Chats on the other hand are more casual and transient. I think there is space for both, if users want there to be :-D1
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I just checked out the Discord - and it was people arguing over font editors. Not a great intro to the group IMO.0
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Discord isn't a chat app that's going to attract a design crowd. If chat clients could wear hats, Discord would sport a backwards baseball cap.3
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haha brilliant
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I still miss the times when Typophile had a chat room and I could chat with the members who were online. It never worked very well, but it was fun anyway.
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Would it not be possible to add a chatroom to typedrawers?0
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What about those that want to chat about type design and video game RPGs at the same time?0
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Typophile used to have a chat feature.0
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Jasper de Waard said:Would it not be possible to add a chatroom to typedrawers?2
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I tried the Discord server. The main chat going on was an argument between a 14-year-old and a slightly more serious type designer. All using pseudonyms, IIRC.
I will probably not bother going back, much. TypeDrawers is good.
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What about a dating section?
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I bailed out. But I think a Typophile chat sounds fun. There are lots of existing chat clients so there's no need to create something from scratch. Just decide on a place and make a room. I use WeChat, Line and Discord myself but I think a web based chat would be better as nobody would be required to install yet another app.2
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Sorry, I meant TypeDrawers chat.0
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Ramiro Espinoza said:What about a dating section?
Will make some fellows moaning about that there are much less women in type than gents. Is it still so or am I wrong?
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