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Hello! Lyra also supports 1 to 1 conversations (private conversations with just one person in the audience). These are just the same as private messages. Lyra
by fusion_cow 10y ago
Hello! Lyra also supports 1 to 1 conversations (private conversations with just one person in the audience). These are just the same as private messages.
Lyra also supports panel discussions (public read, but only a few people are allowed to comment) and blogging (private read AND private write).
- AznHisoka 10y agoWhy would I need to use this if I already have email?
- lyra_comms 10y agoHello! Email doesn't have hierarchical conversations, it's not efficient to add people and get them up to speed with the existing messages in a conversation, and number one: when you open your email, you're in work mode. This does not foster a relaxing chat.
- AznHisoka 10y agoi have personal email and work email. when i open the former i am not in work mode at all. plus meaningful conversations are offen uncomfortable and not relaxing. they dont start with "whats up? how are you?"
- lyra_comms 10y agoThat's great, but most people don't separate personal and work email, and even if they do, they still build up a work-related attitude to email that comes across in personal emails too. Plus, the main issue is that email isn't nicely formatted or hierarchical.
- AznHisoka 10y agowhy would i need email to be hierarchical if i usually have just 1 on 1 conversations? makes no sense...
- lyra_comms 10y agoActually it makes a lot of sense. You can have a deeply hierarchical conversation, with lots of back and forth and branching to separate threads - and yet which only contains two people.