> I think that putting Reddit (also missed StackOverflow) into lists will make
> it hard to find for new users. I like dart comminity website because you can
> easily find where to get help. Scheme.org may look clean on home page but
> for me with this hierarchy is way to complex and hard to find information.
>
> Also usenet group as a name it not very good idea. Google created Groups
> that you can link and you don't need to understand how usenet works.
>
> New users may not know what usenet is, if there are no link. You can add link
> to Google Groups. That allow to use usenet group. To give you perspective I
> have no idea how usenet works I know only about Google Groups (I know that
> Google get all the archives of usenet that he can find and in fact resurrected
> it):
>
> https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.scheme
>
> That for me is the only interface to usenet.

Dart is a young language with only one implementation, so its community
organization is much simpler than Scheme's. Scheme can never have only
one community, but we can and should try to create an "umbrella
community" above the others with scheme.org.

How about a layout like this:
https://misc.lassi.io/2021/scheme-community-rev-1.html

- Added Stack Overflow.

- Clarified how the comp.lang.scheme newsgroup is presented. (Added
Google link and avoided the word "Usenet".)

- The Forums section now mixes news, Reddit, mailing lists, Google Groups.

- The Chat rooms section now mixes IRC, Discord, Gitter.

We should link to the planet, wiki, and events from this page as well.