RE: [IPMC Projects] may be in need of^w^w^w^w^ware looking for help!

2016-01-11 Thread Ross Gardler
Sure thing, now I'm on a real email here's the link on how to make folks aware of willingeness to help new community members... http://community.apache.org/guide-to-being-a-mentor.html Ross -Original Message- From: William A Rowe Jr [mailto:wr...@rowe-clan.net] Sent: Monday, January

RE: [IPMC Projects] may be in need of^w^w^w^w^ware looking for help!

2016-01-11 Thread William A Rowe Jr
Agreed this is in the scope of comdev, but in terms of the data collection and aggregation process, you have many willing test subjects aggregated on this list, which sure beats broadcast mails to pmcs@. On Jan 10, 2016 7:15 PM, "Ross Gardler" wrote: > jira is exactly

RE: [IPMC Projects] may be in need of^w^w^w^w^ware looking for help!

2016-01-10 Thread William A Rowe Jr
On Jan 9, 2016 14:58, "Ross Gardler" wrote: > > Everyone should read the subject and reset. +1 - the original subject line corresponds to that projects interested in new activity. 3-5 times a week a student or IT hobbiest or professional developer or website designer

Re: [IPMC Projects] may be in need of^w^w^w^w^ware looking for help!

2016-01-10 Thread Tom Barber
Just to second some of that, both incubator and outside, it would be cool if the ASF had a 'jobs board' of sorts, where projects could add "adverts" for people when they are short of specific help. Or conversely if I'm bored and want to do something a bit different where can I find projects who

RE: [IPMC Projects] may be in need of^w^w^w^w^ware looking for help!

2016-01-10 Thread Ross Gardler
jira is exactly how I used to run GSOC, I think the process remains roughly the same. The goal WA to have a list of tasks marked as "mentor available". This list could bf used throughout the year, not just GSOC. I built searches for this but it never really got traction. I still think it's a

Re: [IPMC Projects] may be in need of^w^w^w^w^ware looking for help!

2016-01-10 Thread Roman Shaposhnik
On Sun, Jan 10, 2016 at 4:13 PM, Tom Barber wrote: > Just to second some of that, both incubator and outside, it would be cool > if the ASF had a 'jobs board' of sorts, where projects could add "adverts" > for people when they are short of specific help. Or conversely if