I agree. If OGA is going onto Identi.ca, then I would second the notion of making a group for it as well so that developers can discuss OGA related topics with each other instead of just having a one-way notification system (as with Twitter and Identi.ca user posts). It's also a more effective means of promotion.
Heck, I could create the group if no one else here will. And if the devs end up creating an official OGA user account on there, then I could make them an admin of the group. I've also created and administrated the Panda3D (FOSS game engine) group.
Oh, I guess that means we have access to it. Great. I just updated the logo and design to reflect the OGA site theme.
Well, I created the group, but it seems their latest upgrade (to StatusNet 0.9.0beta4) broke access to newly created groups. It seems another user has already reported the issue here: [url=http://identi.ca/conversation/20321539]http://identi.ca/conversation/203.... I'm sure this will be fixed very soon. When it is, the address for the group should be here: [url=http://identi.ca/group/oga]http://identi.ca/group/oga[/url] or [url=http://identi.ca/group/opengameart]http://identi.ca/group/opengameart[/url].
I agree. If OGA is going onto Identi.ca, then I would second the notion of making a group for it as well so that developers can discuss OGA related topics with each other instead of just having a one-way notification system (as with Twitter and Identi.ca user posts). It's also a more effective means of promotion.
Heck, I could create the group if no one else here will. And if the devs end up creating an official OGA user account on there, then I could make them an admin of the group. I've also created and administrated the Panda3D (FOSS game engine) group.