If you know of someone who would be interested in joining us, give them this link
https://hyperxtalk.discourse.group/invites/p3CsfC54mR
It’s good for a hundred people and 90 days, so if it expires I’ll make a new invite link
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One definition ex ante, as in all good research contexts:
I would define HyperXTalk as an initiative for reliable long-term community-supported code-managed provision (and possibly further development) of a stable multi-platform LiveCode FOSS version (debranded to the max, as the original authors wish to have it this way) so that the plethora of code produced in this environment over many years has a chance to live on. Please discuss if I got anything wrong! I personally would greatly enjoy if we could keep this focus.
As we talk about targeted invitations to the initiative (also in the chat) and I am prone to linking to historically relevant threads, this very comprehensive one here gives additional ideas, but it is also telling that it did not move on. It has five participants,
- four of which are owners of GitHub accounts and with system knowledge possibly very helpful for the work here
- three of which use or used GitHub actively
- two of which at least having written pull requests for engine and IDE (still in limbo for obvious reasons)
- and one we have talked about is already present, praise the Lord.
I might have linked to this thread before in the compilation topics, sorry for repeating then. 
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