Community

[bketelsen]

I'd like this project to be as open and welcoming as possible for people of all backgrounds. We probably need to do a few things to make that happen:

• Keep issues well curated
• Tag easier issues for beginners
• Keep a group of mentors ready for code reviews and advice
• Create a policy for participants to prevent harassment, unnecessary rudeness, etc.
• update readme to include gitter.im and slack channels
• more?
• Simple build process (constabulary/gb and Docker?) to keep barrier to entry low even when using high-installation-pain tools like Protoc

[waitingkuo]

how about creating a channel in gopher.slack.com?

[bketelsen]

we have one in the gopher slack -- #congo
also we have the gitter.im channel

[waitingkuo]

didn't award of that, sorry
would be nice if the slack information be listed on README.md

[bketelsen]

I made a TODO to add the slack channel and invitation instructions to the readme.

[bketelsen]

Thanks!

[waitingkuo]

thanks!

[satoshi75nakamoto]

@bketelsen how do I access the gopher slack — #congo room?

[ShawnMilo]

On Sun, May 24, 2015 at 3:48 PM, Patrick Reilly notifications@github.com
wrote:

@bketelsen https://github.com/bketelsen how do I access the gopher
slack — #congo room?

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I don't know if this is still the official way, but here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Wk7Alq-lp9sgH3h___zMPmh4gAaghsGpnnsW0Pa_9Ik/viewform?fbzx=4754263898376949596#start=invite