Reminder - please submit your “applications” by Monday April 11. I would like 
to add that you do not need to be a Python expert to maintain the Python lesson 
- just have a good handle on the material we teach and be thoughtful about what 
we teach and why.

A few people have inquired about the weekly time commitment. I would say a few 
hours a week with a few times a year of more work (e.g. when we are approaching 
a release).



> On Apr 4, 2016, at 10:56 AM, Azalee Bostroem <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi Everyone,
> 
> I am looking for someone to replace me as a co-maintainer for the SWC Python 
> lesson with Trevor Bekolay. This is an exciting time in the Python lesson - 
> we have a lot of exercises submitted by instructors in training to augment 
> the lessons and we are splitting the lesson into a truly novice lesson and an 
> advance lesson. 
> 
> The main duties of lesson maintenance include reviewing and merging new pull 
> requests, tracking issues, keeping the lesson up to date with the standard 
> template, and helping to guide the direction of the lesson - both in terms of 
> content and formatting. Additionally, maintainers are part of the lesson 
> subcommittee that makes decisions regarding the lesson templates, tooling, 
> release management, and other content-related matters.
> 
> If you would like to be considered, please email me separately at abostroem 
> at gmail.com <http://gmail.com/> by Monday April 11 with the following 
> information:
> your name
> your GitHub username
> A brief statement of interest including:
> why you are interested being the python maintainer
> any contributions you’ve made to the software carpentry community (including 
> teaching, PR, emails to discuss, tool development, …)
> a few of the top changes you would like to make to the python lessons and why 
> you think they are important (this can be anything from formatting to content 
> to …)
> 
> Trevor Bekolay and I will evaluate the applications and announce the new 
> maintainer no later than Monday April 18th.
> 
> Feel free to email me if you have any questions.
> 
> -Azalee

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