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Welcome to The Turing Way Slack!

Not a member of our Slack workspace? You can join using the this link

Slack is one of our core communication channels within the The Turing Way community. It is a space where folks ask questions, learn about each other’s work, and get involved with The Turing Way and other projects. While it is not the only communication channel used by the community, it is a popular platform, increasingly used by remote teams around the world.

Here is a short guide to the default slack channels (meaning, you’ve already been added to them when you joined this space!):

There are also a number of channels dedicated to specific types of work and questions within the community (all are welcome!):

You might also be interested in joining the following channels:

We also have Slack channels dedicated to each guide:

If there are any other channels you’d like to see in the workspace, or ones that we use that you don’t see listed here – please feel free to correct this page by making an issue or pull request on Github.

Best Practices for using Slack

As with all of our communication channels, The Turing Way slack abides by our Code of Conduct.

We are in the process of developing platform-specific guidelines for Slack and other community platforms. While these are being developed, here are a few general guidelines to get you started:

In general, we encourage an approach to Slack that is as accessible as possible, for as many people as possible. Please practice kindness when you communicate with others, and be mindful of cultural, linguistic, disability, and individual differences that may affect how people communicate online.

Is there anything we are missing? Please reach out to the Research Community Manager Anne Lee Steele on Slack or by email at asteele@turing.ac.uk, or to any members of the core team listed in Governance Roles.

Getting started with The Turing Way

Don’t know where to start?