Are chat rooms made for fun valid here in Meta Stack Exchange?

Question

This room was made for a word association game that we play for fun. Since fun is allowed here, are we allowed to keep this room or will it be closed?

Answer 1

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Please, this post is 10 years old. If we needed a new post with new and updated links to answer such a simple question, there should be a new post by now. The collection here was compiled back in a time when these were actively used rooms where you can click in to see them actually moving daily, and while that time has passed I don't think there really is a point to removing the links when the name of the rooms by itself already contributes to understanding the environment that was available at the time.
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Fun and humor makes up parts of Meta Stack Exchange; I'm not sure how anything else would be on-topic. Several other non-functional chat rooms are sometimes also created on the chat.meta.stackexchange.com domain, such as:

• Awsome room
• Sugarcube Corner
• Secrets

They're not necessarily discussing about the major policies of the Stack Exchange network, but that doesn't make them off-topic. Discussions should be allowed. Otherwise, over half of the rooms are going to die (excluding the Tavern because we cannot live without it):

The faq also says:

Do have fun, but please keep it professional and always be respectful of your fellow community members.

The rooms are not becoming a problem (generating offensive or problematic discussions), so there isn't a need to remove these rooms or discourage discussions. Moreover, the room is also roughly on-topic - Meta Stack Exchange discussions do occur occasionally. For example:

I cannot delete that answer because it's accepted.

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yeah, the OP said it's all good didn't you see? That's why I didn't comment any further