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> Please let us know your thoughts on Discourse verses Hyperkitty as
> a path forward for the remaining discussion that would not be well
> served by using GitLab.


One benefit of Discourse is that posts could be made from either the web 
UI or email, improving accessibility & UX. With Hyperkitty, posting from 
the web is removed - and email would once again become the de-facto way 
of posting.

If we are concerned about meeting users where they are - which in many 
cases, is the web - I think it would be ill-advised to remove that option.