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I'd say you are a bit overreacting.

I first answered your question and in the end told you that your question has nothing to do with Kotlin and additionally added the reaction as the topic was off-topic according to the rules of this server.

Yeah sorry,  it isn't against you Björn :slightly_smiling_face: I madly appreciate all the support you give.

Besides that, Ususally you get much faster an answer to a Gradle topic in the Gradle slack than in the Kotlin Slack, so your statement is quite wrong there too.

You are answering 99% of the questions here, so i understand that you want to focus.

But if there are rules, they should imho be adhered to

I'm also answering most questions over there

So I know that the statement that there the answers need longer is non-sense

"Besides that, Ususally you get much faster an answer to a Gradle topic in the Gradle slack than in the Kotlin Slack, so your statement is quite wrong there too."

Well, this is an experience, so not a statement of fact.

Look, I really don't _expect_ people to answer me in 5 secs. Let me get that clear :slightly_smiling_face:

Well, maybe if you ask in some channel I'm not active that could indeed be of course. I'm totally not interested in Android for example :smile:

Btw. it is Björn or Bjoern, *not* Bjorn :wink:

I think there are more answerers on the forums than slack too, it just isn't as immediate

I don't expect immediate answers.  That would be a bit ridiculous, everybody is helping in their free time. Typically it already helps to fully type out the question, which is in itself a form of rubber duck debugging.

In the Gradle Slack I mostly use community-support, but maybe I am wrong there. But I will look onto discuss.gradle then. Thanks!

No, `#community-support` is fine if there is not a more targeted channel or you are unsure where it belongs. It is like the `#getting-started` here.
But that you do not get answers in `#community-support` is highly unlikely, unless it is a very obscure question where I really have neither immediate knowlege, nor enough interest to find out myself, as I'm pretty active there too. :slightly_smiling_face:

And actually I would say that the Slack is more active than the Forums actually

Okay clear; Thanks :slightly_smiling_face:

Slack is more active, I just think the forums have a longer tail