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Create a FOSS-Responders Discourse #13
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Adding some notes from @eriolfox on the Open Collective #crisis-working-group Slack that we can post once we have the discourse set up. I wasn't sure where to jot them down, so adding them here for now. Pro-bono design resources
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Michael Downey offered to help with Discourse on the foundations@ list. I'm in contact with him and we'll update this issue if we're able to move things forward together. |
Recommend transferring this issue to https://github.com/foss-responders/about/ so that we can keep this repo focused on Website issues. |
@DuaneOBrien sure, do you know how to do that? Can we just move it, or do we have to close and re-open? Thanks for the suggestion! |
Per @downeymj: (foss-responders/about#7 (comment))
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Here are my notes from my meeting with @downeymj on Friday. Michael, please feel free to clarify if I missed anything! 2020-03-20 Notes | Michael <> NuritziTimeframe
There may be similar types of groups popping up, so we might want to keep in mind merging efforts with someone else eventually. Merging Discourse is pretty easy. It's a good investment. Pretty flexible, can keep it simple, and if you want different kinds of programs, then those can grow organically. Structuring DiscourseStart conservatively. Have a free-for-all conversation area, and do specific outreach. Have a category called cancelled events. Have people start topics for each event. Have a template for people to fill out. People can follow up with specific questions or comments. Can turn a topic into a wiki post. The first post in the topic can become a wiki style page that people can edit. For example, it can hold a list of which events are cancelled. Things we want in our discourse instance / possible categories
Process IntegrationInternal program management discussions could happen in Discourse. Operations on GitHub, general public on Discourse. All requests might start convo in Discourse, and track status in GitHub. Language Support
What do we need to get started?
Other Considerations
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@downeymj just an FYI that I'm going to wait until tomorrow to see if we can get the URL sorted before we start. Plus, tomorrow I'll be speaking with one of the people you connected me to, so can get his input too before I start creating things. Will send you the link to the discourse instance asap once it's set up! |
@downeymj: Richard just helped us set up the URL (Thanks, @RichardLitt!), so we now have the instance running on: https://community.fossresponders.com/ I haven't done much customization yet, so it's not quite ready to "launch" aka be linked to from the website. Michael - are you able to ping the Discourse people about its free trial status now, or would you prefer to wait? I'll update this thread with any changes to the discourse instance and will make it clear when I think it's reached the MVP stage and is ready to launch. |
Just an update: thanks to Tobias, the Discourse instance is in much better shape and pretty close to being ready to launch more publicly. We've started to request feedback on the current categories. Next, I want to talk to some of the people from the working group about processes/workflow/tools, as Yaw suggested. We're moving along quickly -- thanks again to everyone involved so far! |
I believe that this can be closed. Thank you, @nuritzi for driving this! |
As part of the FOSS-Responders initiative, it'd be great to set up a Discourse instance.
We can then use this to post meeting notes for those interested in following our progress, and it can be a place where the community goes to support each other.
It looks like Discourse offers free hosting for Open Source projects. We should look into getting a free hosted instance set up.
@nuritzi has experience setting up groups within Discourse once we set it up . We are seeking someone to help set up the instance.
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