Hi Noah, I just added my answers:
> On 11 May 2014 20:14, Robert Kowalski <[email protected]> wrote: > > As a fairly new committer I learned some from reading it and realized > that > > I have some "unknown unknowns". > > Can you elaborate? > Sure! I call "unknown unknown" everything where I did not even know that I did not know them (quite meta). I can say "I don't know how to speak Spanish" and in this situation I am knowing that I have an Unknown (speaking Spanish). But sometimes,e.g. when it comes to specific knowledge in an area, I don't even know, that I did not know this. Therefore I can not ask anybody about it, because I am not aware that I don't know it. I think I got the terms "unknown unknown" and "known unknown" from knowledge management, a colleague wrote his diploma in this area. Some examples: I was not aware that one can vote with a +0 or -0, I also did not know all the different models for an approval. I also did not know some details of the decision types. I really like the fact that there is now a document that is easy to find to give people all the informations and an overview! Great work Noah! > On 11 May 2014 20:14, Robert Kowalski <[email protected]> wrote: > > Maybe we can add a line that there is a meeting every wednesday on > > freenode, because I have the feeling that it is an integral part on how > the > > project is organizing itself. > > I am not sure the bylaws are the correct place for this. But I could > be convinced if someone has a compelling argument for it. > > Looking at it in retrospective it is not fitting really into the bylaws, you are right
