[main] Doc issue in file project/modules/ROOT/pages/communications.adoc - difficult to join Fedora space with a non-Fedora account #214
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Today I finally found out how to join the Fedora space on Matrix, and it was far from trivial. The documentation needs improvements.
I already had a
matrix.org
account, so I didn't want to switch to afedora.im
account (i.e. go through https://chat.fedoraproject.org ). However, the Communication in Fedora doc only has information how to use chat.fp.o, and no other instructions. I can't even see the list of Fedora channels, because it's a link to https://chat.fedoraproject.org/#/room/#fedora-space:fedoraproject.org , which requires afedora.im
account.After a lot of trials and errors (manually searching for Fedora spaces in Element, on fedoraproject.org and fedora.im domains), the solution for me was to manually create https://matrix.to/#/#fedora-space:fedoraproject.org link and open it, which allowed me to join the top-level Fedora space (which then shows all the sub-spaces and rooms) in Element.
Please adjust the documentation to also provide guidance for people with an existing non-fedora.im account. Something like this:
Thank you.
PS: This sentence should probably be removed, because the IRC bridge doesn't seem to be coming back:
CC @mattdm
I found out that the matrix.to link doesn't allow Fedora Chat users to join :-/ So ideally there should be both links provided - chat.fp.o (for Fedora Chat users) and matrix.to (for other clients).