Ah, so Apple is linking the feature of finding _my_ phone with reporting on lots of others? That explains why people turn it on, but I find that creepy.
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For me it's not even that you hear more of the other passengers (my experience is mostly in business and first class, which are less dense and rarely have babies). But the monotonous noise from the aircraft engines really helps me sleep.
I was not amused.
Zulip is more of a hybrid between a forum and a chat service, and I think it does that really well.
It's even worse when a large part of the community is in a different time zone. I just come back every day with too big a pile of discussions and no way for me to make sense of what happened.
I understand the sentiment that I'm not supposed to read everything, but that's just not how I roll.
As a great example of a chat service that works well for me, take a look at Zulip. The UI takes some time of getting used to, but the way how all conversations are grouped into "topics" makes it so much easier to filter.
Discord threads could be used in a similar way, but they just never are. I blame it on the UI.
But I don't care about having a full list of changes. I rather want the top changes and features explained in a lot of detail.
I think the [VSCode] release notes are a great example.