Basically, I want a room for high level discussion of the ECMAScript language. Some of us don't have time for a lot of the noise in the JS room but are still be very interested in the community and in the technology involved.
- Support questions for libraries are off topic.
- The room community is not inclusive to new people, in order to gain access you can first be an active participant in the JavaScript room.
- As this room is for discussion of ECMAScript, only people with a good understanding of the language or people who are otherwise recognized as skilled programmers by the room members are welcome.
The "Be Nice" rule (aka - don't be a dick) applies here. Be nice and constructive to people. Be appreciative of other peoples' creations, creation is a magnificant miracle - so even if someone built something you disagree with: disagree with it in a civil way.
Remember this room is still Google indexed. Don't flag messages - ping Madara instead.
Word to mouth, or through the JS room.
There is no hard guidelines, but any of the following indicates people that are welcome:
- ESDiscuss participation.
- Contributor involved in a large open scale project (Chromium, Node, Angular, React etc).
- Library author of a popular/particularly interesting library.
- Deep and proven understanding of the spec (Book author, book contributor etc).
Anything ECMAScript that cannot be answered in a 5 minute Google search or by reading a basic JS book. If you ask irrelevant questions or things room members think you should be able to figure out easily - your room access will be revoked.
Relationship advice, drama, similar stuff.
TBD.