Thanks to all who participated!
These are the notes I collected during the call:
- hacktoberfest experiences
- positive: Gagan Deep got started contributing to opensource with
Hacktoberfest
- negative: many spammy PRs, we can use a github label to exclude these
and document why these are invalidated
- organization goals
- push issues that are in the plan for the next releases, close at
least 5, ideally 10
- strengthening the community by training new contributors, achieve at
least 3 proficient contributors
- increase visibility on social media by posting at least 5 interesting
posts during the program
- tasks
- documentation page - Federico will create the PR and ask others for
feedback
- announcement on discord - Federico
- social media announcements / spread the word - Federico with the help
of everybody involved
- creating an event to present OpenWISP and answer questions -
Gagan/Federico and anyone welcome to join (let us know asap)
- creating / categorizing issues - Gagan: openwisp-notifications,
Hardik: openwisp-monitoring, Ajay: docker-openwisp, Noumbissi:
openwisp-users, openwisp-controller
- encourage contributors and maintainers to share interesting content
regarding the experience on social media / everybody
- documentation page
- link hacktoberfest project board
- spammy requests will be flagged as "invalid"
- guidelines about announcing that you want to work on a specific issue
I will get started with the documentation page of Hacktoberfest asap.
Best regards
Federico
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