Thanks Chris! I appreciate your thorough and thoughtful reply.
As I’m reflecting on these points raised by others to you, the library support is the only one that might concern me – and so far I’ve found the Elixir libraries we’ve needed to be available and excellent.
Also thanks for Wallaby, fantastic tool!
I think this is a generally true statement and I don’t wanna drag anyone’s library or time or effort. I just think that once you go off the beaten track libraries start to get less love simply because they get less use. I think that’s a by-product of the number of people in the community and the number of companies willing to put time and energy into OSS more then it is anything.
Thanks so much! Glad you’re enjoying it.
We are up to over 20K downloads and to celebrate we had some special Friend of the Show on. @chrismccord, and @josevalim, thanks for coming on and making a great episode.
https://twitter.com/ElixirOutlaws/status/1008717992618811392
Great episode, thanks all! Strange audio track sync issues though. Seemed like Anna’s audio track at least was way out of sync (maybe 10-20 seconds), maybe other audio tracks too. Leading to long silences, and parts where people appeared to talk over each other. Listened on Google Play FWIW.
I haven’t been able to make it through a full episode in a while. The volume differences are too large. (for example) I have to turn up the volume to hear Jose / Anna and then quickly turn it down for everyone else. I don’t want to be a negative nancy so please take this as me trying to help 
Great episode though. Really liked the discussions about about making decisions for an open source community like Elixir. Really helped elucidate just how hard and nuanced these problems are.
Thanks! I promise you all that we are working hard. We are doing our editing and trying to keep the costs down. That lets us do our own thing, and not worry about placating to sponsors. It also means that you don’t have to listen to commercials. Does that make us GDPR compatible? lol
You don’t need professional editing services 
editing/audio production is not difficult and you may just need to watch a few youtube videos about it 
(it’s more time-consuming than difficult tbh 
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I thought the latest podcast was great and a must listen as both José and Chris were on it, but unfortunately I had to listen to it (and previous episodes) on a small bluetooth speaker as I did not want to risk damaging my main speakers or headphones.
Some tips:
Hope that helps.
