Hi guys,
Past few days I was wondering if it's a good idea to have a sort of summary
of the subjects that are being discussed among the community.
It could be weekly/bi-weekly/monthly "release" but with the summary of the
subjects that are hot within the Apache Airflow community atm.
Why would the community need a summary like this?
1. Community is getting bigger and the number of the discussions/votings
& other things will grow;
2. Sometimes the number of emails is simply too big to handle on a daily
basis;
3. Not everyone who wants to contribute will follow the devlist so
often;
4. Also, it is a great way of learning on a high level what the
community is all about and maybe would help new contributors decide on what
matters to invest their time? Plus for people who are managers e.g. and
don't understand how devlist works, they can have a sort of cheat sheet and
be more supportive for open source initiatives within various companies'
teams.
5. There are a couple of categories in the email subjects currently.
However, I imagine such newsletter to be more precise yet in a "bullet
point" form i.e,
- Category: Operators
- Current discussions: KubernetesPodOperator [ERROR]
- Category: Announcements
- Apache Airflow version 1.10.12 has been released!
To sum up, I'm not sure about the frequency of sending such a newsletter.
In my opinion a weekly basis is the best to be able to go through all of
the emails and then prepare a summary.
Let me know what you guys think and if something like that sounds useful at
all.
Karolina Rosół
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