Hello dear community, I thought you might enjoy participating in this.  There 
should definitely be some TomEE voices!

Do subscribe to the jakarta.ee-community if you haven't already.


-- 
David Blevins
http://twitter.com/dblevins
http://www.tomitribe.com

> Begin forwarded message:
> 
> From: David Blevins <dblev...@tomitribe.com>
> Subject: Jakarta EE Community Interview for CodeOne/EclipseCon
> Date: October 9, 2018 at 8:07:10 PM PDT
> To: Jakarta EE community discussions <jakarta.ee-commun...@eclipse.org>
> 
> Hello everyone,
> 
> EclipseCon and CodeOne (formerly JavaOne) are coming up on the 22nd of 
> October.  Normally at these events there are keynote statements dedicated to 
> Java EE which usually included messaging around technical goals, roadmap, 
> focus area.  In addition there are panels were people ask questions and look 
> for information.  News outlets write articles, quoting people and hint at 
> what may come.
> 
> All these things should happen, but they should come from voices in the 
> community.  That's what this long email is about.
> 
> I've created a document where everyone can contribute.  It's an interview 
> style so people can potentially reuse the material in articles or blog posts 
> to further support Jakarta EE.  Ideally you both contribute to the document 
> and maybe write a blog post or two your own.  Consider it a community 
> interview of sorts.
> 
> The goal is not hard commitments, but to get people excited and help bring 
> contributors in to add more muscle to fuel our "truly open source Java EE" 
> dreams.  If you want people to come help you get something done, use this to 
> write to them and motivate them.
> 
>  - 
> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y-Vs4d9Iotw0HqsiTxG5UCm7ua0w35vJZkGVmS_hFrw/edit#
>  
> <https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y-Vs4d9Iotw0HqsiTxG5UCm7ua0w35vJZkGVmS_hFrw/edit#>
> 
> There are four questions.  Answer one or all four.  Whatever you want.  You 
> are encouraged to share it and help get participation.
> 
> There are two goals:
> 
>  - Get this in front of the Jakarta EE Steering Committee as the "voice of 
> the people"
> 
>  - Get this in front of the press.
> 
> I have two deadlines to make sure all the best things can happen:
> 
> DEADLINE for inclusion any officially prepared Working Group statements:  
> Friday, October 12th, 11pm Pacific
> 
> DEADLINE for realistic inclusion any third party Jakarta EE news coverage  
> Friday, October 19th, 11pm Pacific
> 
> The first deadline is with the idea that if people get me content by Friday, 
> I could prepare something over the weekend and have some potential text to 
> share with the Steering Committee meeting that Tuesday morning.  The Tuesday 
> 16th meeting will be our last meeting before CodeOne/EclipseCon so that's my 
> last chance to get something in front of everyone for any sort of 
> pre-conference approval.  "Approval" really means making sure we get up on 
> stage and say the same thing, despite half of us will be at EclipseCon and 
> the other half at CodeOne.  Your thoughts should be presented.
> 
> The second deadline is with the thought that our friends and allies in places 
> like JAXEnter would at least have the weekend to come up with any articles 
> they might want to publish when the conferences start the following Monday.
> 
> Of course, this could all be too ambitious and no one participates, in which 
> case, I'm ok being the guy with egg on his face.  You miss 100% of the shots 
> you don't take.  So I'm fine going for it.
> 
> That said, I think we can do it and I'd love to see as many voices as we can 
> possibly get.
> 
> I can't stress enough -- all voices are welcome.  If for a second you think, 
> "I'm nobody, no one wants to hear from me."  Bury that thought, yes we do.  
> How does a community of 10 become a community of 100?  Only through the 
> bravery of 90 people in your shoes.  When we get to 1000, it will be because 
> of you.
> 
> If you want that future for us, now is the time to ignore the butterflies and 
> take that risk.  Make Jakarta EE the place you believe it can be.  You don't 
> have to speak confidently, just speak.  The confidence comes with time.  You 
> are surrounded by a community who wants you and us all, to succeed.  Let's 
> take the first of many brave steps.
> 
> 
> -David
> 

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