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# Communication

We will be using Discord for all general, off-topic chat, technical doubts and feedback-requests. The invite link will be shared to all the participants.

**Channels:**

* **announcements** - all the important updates on events, workshops, meets, etc
* **general** - anything related to the program, coding, doubts, projects, etc.
* **introduce-yourself** - share your name, GitHub username, facts about you, etc.
* **alpha-track** - anything related to the Alpha Track
* **beta-track** - anything related to the Beta Track
* **feedback-requests** - if you need feedback on choices, resume, applications, etc
* **git-and-github** - doubts related to Git & GitHub
* **html-and-css** - doubts related to HTML & CSS
* **javascript** - doubts related to JavaScript
* **python** - doubts related to Python
* **android** - doubts related to Android
* **flutter** - doubts related to Flutter
* **cpp** - doubts related to C++
* **off-topic** - anything unrelated to the program! :D

Your project would also have an associated Gitter chatroom integrated with the GitHub repo. For the weekly stand-ups and show-and-tells, we will be using Jitsi Meet and all the sessions would be uploaded to OpenHack's [YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWFTHKmCRTlBx-XWhHuGSKg).

Please check our code of conduct [here](https://openhack.gitbook.io/openhack-20/code-of-conduct).


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