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RailsBridge Communication Channels
There are lots of ways that RailsBridge communicates with itself and with the general public. Let's try to document them!
TODO: Add how one would get access to each of these things / how to find out who has admin rights.
RailsBridge Workshops mailing list
525 members, many of whom have organized workshops in the past. Not terribly active.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/railsbridge-workshops
The Bridge Things Slack channel
Primarily used for *Bridge and chapter-level organization, rather than individual workshops.
http://bridge-things.slack.com/
Team-based Email Aliases
Some RailsBridge teams have a shared email address that goes out to their members, like board@railsbridge.org and finance@railsbridge.org.
GitHub Issues
We use a GitHub repo to publicly organize individual workshops: https://github.com/railsbridge/organizing/issues
The Website
http://railsbridge.org/ — a Rails app that pull event data from Bridge Troll.
Code: https://github.com/railsbridge/railsbridge_dot_org
The Blog
http://blog.railsbridge.org/ - a Wordpress site hosted by wordpress.com
https://twitter.com/railsbridge - not often updated; occasional posts and retweets if someone remembers that it exists
https://www.facebook.com/railsbridge - same deal as Twitter; even less frequently updated than Twitter
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?about=&gid=2123131&trk=groups%2Fhome-h-share
"RailsBridge Alumni Network", even less updated than Facebook