Qgil added a comment.
... and now @Lydia_Pintscher, @siebrand and myself happen to be in another BoF:
Round table on diversity, trust and openness in Open Source
We seem to have similar tastes.
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siebrand added a comment.
https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/ is a URL/site to look at. Haven't
researched fully, but looks interesting to find out where blind spots may
be.
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KartikMistry added a comment.
! In T764#15153, @Qgil wrote:
With @Lydia_Pintscher and @siebrand in a BoF about paid/unpaid contributors.
I wonder whether we should try this idea of funding the budget for a sprint
in some house where we combine employees and volunteers working on a project.
Qgil added a comment.
At Tips and best practices for Open Source Documentation, where people are
discussing about using wikis vs using docbook... A bit of disperse discussion.
Anecdote: the guy sitting next to me said The MediaWiki guys write API
documentations because this is the only thing
KartikMistry added a comment.
I met and discussed with people from Wikieducator yesterday/today and how they
can collaborate with us. Interaction with student from Punjab University was
useful too (he has mw extension for BRL CAD project).
On other useful side:
* Met Apertium upstream and had
