Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, to adapt a communication service are disclosed. In one aspect, a method includes the actions of maintaining, by a computing device, a communication service that is accessible through a first user interface. The actions further include determining, by the computing device, characteristics of a user who has access to the first user interface. The actions further include, based on the characteristics of the user who has access to the first user interface, determining, by the computing device, a second user interface that is configured to access the communication service. The actions further include providing, by the computing device, the user access to the second user interface that is configured to access the communication service.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, to integrate multiple interfaces of a communication service are disclosed. In one aspect, a method includes the actions of determining that a message is designated for output to a user through a first user interface. The actions include determining that the message is to be output through a second user interface. The actions include outputting the message through the second user interface. The actions include generating an updated message to be output through the first user interface. The actions include outputting the updated message through the first user interface. The actions include receiving, from the user through the first user interface, a response to the updated message. The actions include generating an updated response to be output through the second user interface. The actions include outputting the updated response through the second user interface.

Abstract: Techniques for club member control of communication preferences in a multi-club environment are described. A club member may belong to multiple clubs and may use a single facility to manage communication for those clubs. The communication facility may maintain a number of communication channels. The channels may be accessible via multiple types or modes of communication. Club members may configure communication preferences for at least some channels. Communication channels may be arranged in a dependency graph. A graphical user interface (GUI) for viewing and editing communication preferences may include a representation of the dependency graph and per channel preferences may include a preference to inherit preference settings from parent channels.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, to curate communication channels are disclosed. In one aspect, a method includes the actions of maintaining, by a computing device, a communication channel that includes a first channel message and a second channel message. The actions further include determining, by the computing device, first characteristics of the first channel message and second characteristics of the second channel message. The actions further include, based on the first characteristics of the first channel message, determining, by the computing device, a first period of time to maintain the first channel message on the communication channel. The actions further include, based on the second characteristics of the second channel message, determining, by the computing device, a second, different period of time to maintain the second channel message on the communication channel.

Abstract: Techniques for club member control of communication preferences in a multi-club environment are described. A club member may belong to multiple clubs and may use a single facility to manage communication for those clubs. The communication facility may maintain a number of communication channels. The channels may be accessible via multiple types or modes of communication. Club members may configure communication preferences for at least some channels. Communication channels may be arranged in a dependency graph. A graphical user interface (GUI) for viewing and editing communication preferences may include a representation of the dependency graph and per channel preferences may include a preference to inherit preference settings from parent channels.