Channels organize community conversations by topic. If you are new, #getting-started is the best place to get oriented, and #introduce-yourself is where you can say hello (optional).
From there, join the channels that match what you contribute or care about:
- Language channels, such as #english-speakers and #spanish-speakers, exist depending on the size of each language community. To suggest a new one, contact a moderator on Slack.
- #announcements-and-info: major changes coming to Musixmatch.
- #lyrics-review-assistance: ask another community member to approve your contribution to a track.
- #guidelines: discuss, and help improve, the lyrics curating guidelines.
- #random: an open space for music and casual chat.
- #multi-language-lyrics: share lyrics with parts in a language you cannot speak, and collaborate with others who can.
- #questions: ask anything related to Musixmatch.
- #tech-support: ask for help with a technical issue.
- #suggestions: post ideas to improve Musixmatch.
How to find and join more channels
Under your workspace name in the sidebar, you will see the channels you already belong to. Join only the channels that apply to you, so the list does not become overwhelming.
To browse the full list, click "Browse all channels" in the sidebar. A new window lets you browse and sort every channel, and join directly from there.
You can also join a channel by clicking its name and choosing the join option from the menu that appears.