Collect and post a set of relevant channels and forums

[kadrlica]

In addition to a list of existing tutorial resources, it would be good to start collecting the set of relevant Slack channels and LSST Community forums. Specifically, where do you go to ask questions and get answers from stack experts?

[kadrlica]

Slack Channels:

Channel	Description
#stack-club	Our community channel for stack users
#dm-jupyter	JupyterHub/Lab/Notebook and the LSST stack
#dm-newbies	For new users of the data management stack
#dm	General data management channel
#dm-build-problems	Diagnosing problems building the stack
#sims	Discussions about LSST simulations
#dm-lsp-users	Help channel for the LSST Science Platform at NCSA

[kadrlica]

List of useful slack channels for DM onboarding: https://developer.lsst.io/v/u-jonathansick-plutchak-slack/getting-started/onboarding.html#slack

[drphilmarshall]

Thanks @kadrlica ! Should this information be added to the README.md, do you think? Or perhaps a companion HELP.md page?

[kadrlica]

It should go wherever the introduction to the course goes. For the time being I'll try to collect info on this thread.

[drphilmarshall]

This came up in the onboarding session - I'll post the advice above to a suitable file. I'm thinking Help.md in the top level folder, to see how it looks.