General discussion and documentation on community practices
The IPFS community is growing, and already has many resources. We ought to maintain them, build more, and improve all the things.
This repository is for meta, non-code discussions (in the issues) and for documents used by multiple repositories, such as the various Contributing guidelines.
NOTE: If you're interested in discussing code, jumping on our community calls, or talking to developers about our overall project management, go to ipfs/pm. We announce our weekly calls in the ipfs/pm issues. You can also open issues in specific repositories (like go-ipfs), and come talk to us on IRC at #ipfs on freenode.
Our goals here are to work on resources that help us with:
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Building and Maintaining Community Infrastructure
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Public Gateways
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Testing + CI Services
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IRC Bots
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Websites
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Communication Channels
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Improving documentation of the various projects
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Docs on the repos
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Demos
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Making it easy to jump in and participate
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Improving documentation for users
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Improving issues for collaborators
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Adding papers to the Understanding IPFS Reading List
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Keeping the Community Informed and Engaged
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IRC - irc.freenode.net/#ipfs
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Blog - https://ipfs.io/blog
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Twitter - @IPFSbot
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Mailing List - ipfs-users@googlegroups.com
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People List
These are the list of community meetups by area,organized by the IPFS developers and enthusiasts. Everyone is welcome to participate in their local meetup or be the ones organizing one.
We have a community Google Calendar you can watch for events and sync to. We will add relevant events concerning IPFS to it, both with geographical and interplanetary (online) locations.
If you know of an event that has a set date and location and is not listed on the calendar, please open an issue on this repository requesting that it be added to the calendar.
We have stickers. We'll send them to you; drop your address in this thread. We're also working on more swag. Subscribe to stay updated!
IPFS is an open source project with an open community. This list includes some of the contributors who make it all happen. Add your name in a PR! (Please keep this list sorted ordered by first name)
| Name | Github | IRC | |
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| Christian Couder | @chriscool | @ChristianCouder | chriscool |
| David Dias | @diasdavid | @daviddias | daviddias |
| Dylan Powers | @dylanPowers | @dylankpowers | dpow |
| Friedel Ziegelmayer | @dignifiedquire | @dignifiedquire | dignifiedquire |
| Harlan T Wood | @harlantwood | @harlantwood | |
| Henry Bubert | @cryptix | @oObsi | cryptix |
| Jakub Sztandera | @Kubuxu | @Kubuxu | Kubuxu |
| Jeromy Johnson | @whyrusleeping | @whyrusleeping | whyrusleeping |
| Juan Benet | @jbenet | @juanbenet | jbenet |
| Lars Gierth | @lgierth | lgierth | |
| Matt Bell | @mappum | @mappum | mappum |
| Richard Littauer | @RichardLitt | @richlitt | richardlitt |
| Victor Bjelkholm | @VictorBjelkholm | @victorbjelkholm | victorbjelkholm |
Feel free to join in! All welcome. Your best to start is probably either in Contributing.md or in the issues.
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This repository is mainly for documents. All of these are licensed under the CC-BY-SA 3.0 license © 2016 Protocol Labs Inc. Any code is under an MIT license © 2016 Protocol Labs Inc.