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crameleon wrote in #note-3:

Please also bridge to IRC. :)

as you wish!

How much of this is stuff that I could do myself?

The only channel we have so far (for historical reasons) is on Telegram https://t.me/openSUSEway

For the bridge with telegram, I will need you to add @openSUSEMatrixBot on telegram to your channel

I did that, but the bot does not show up in the channel members. Does someone need to accept an invite on the bot end?

https://matrix.to/#/#opensuseway:opensuse.org

Maybe I'm confused, but how do I see this on chat.o.o?

fbonazzi wrote in #note-9:

I did that, but the bot does not show up in the channel members. Does someone need to accept an invite on the bot end?

It should join automatically, the bot doesn't have any capabilities to manage invites on our side

Maybe I'm confused, but how do I see this on chat.o.o?

You can type in #opensuseway:opensuse.org in the search bar

Ok I managed to add the bot to the channel (I needed to be channel admin and somehow I wasn't).

/id
-1001590793169

Added matrix channel to https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:OpenSUSEway/Contact

kskarthik wrote in #note-4:

crameleon wrote in #note-3:

Please also bridge to IRC. :)

as you wish!

@crameleon want to add to IRC as well?

I wonder what to call the channel on Libera, #openSUSE-openSUSEway is a bit redundant, and #openSUSE-way looks a bit weird. ;-) We could do only #openSUSEway but I will have to send them an email to register it to our namespace because it wouldn't use our namespace prefix (though it shouldn't be a problem, we do the same for two other channels already). Any preference?

#openSUSE-openSUSEway sounds fine to me, it's a bit redundant but I don't care. That's what it's called. And I expect/hope that not too many people will use the IRC room anyway

crameleon wrote in #note-19:

Ok, I registered #openSUSE-openSUSEway, please add to the bridge.

@hellcp please bridge it :)

it's already bridged, I was chatting there the other day.