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whuber
whuber
4:53 AM
@PolyGeo (cc @AndreSilva) It only takes one person checking in every 14 days to keep a chat room open.
 
 
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Andre Silva
Andre Silva
1:04 PM
@whuber, by 'checking in' you mean that it needs one message to be posted, right? Or is it enough if one user just logs in (without posting). Tks.
 
underdark
underdark
@Sirgeo seems like the author was not very familiar with QGIS and therefore the results presented in the table at the end comparing functionality are not to be trusted.
@Sirgeo you might be interested in this comparison matrix: docs.google.com/spreadsheet/…
 
 
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whuber
whuber
4:19 PM
@AndreSilva Sorry about being vague: I believe it requires an actual post to reset the timing mechanism for freezing a room, but I'm not absolutely sure of that.
 
 
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Andre Silva
Andre Silva
7:11 PM
Alright. Tks.
 
 
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PolyGeo
PolyGeo
10:29 PM
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Q: Do messages from feeds prevent freezing/deleting a chat room?

MartinAccording to the SE chat faq: Rooms will exist indefinitely, so long as there is at least one person actively talking in the room. ... Rooms not worth retaining which are inactive for 7 days will be deleted. Rooms worth retaining which are inactive for 14 days will be frozen. I wonder if th...

support chat feed frozen-rooms
@AndreSilva From the above Meta SE Q&A above I would say that @whuber is correct - it sounds like all that is needed is one message to be posted each 14 days
 

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