[docs] Improve README: point to office hours and online sync-ups #69323
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The main README.md should probably be kept pretty short and be used to point new-comers to the most essential ways to get started on or get involved with LLVM. Therefore, this patch removes a pointer to IRC (not used very much these days), and does add pointers to office hours and online sync-ups.
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@sylvestre @aeubanks @tlattner @ps-19 @pogo59 @AaronBallman @Somae - just pinging a few people who I think I've see shown an interest in the past in improving the top-level README.md. I wonder if any of you have any opinions about this change? |
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The main README.md should probably be kept pretty short and be used to point new-comers to the most essential ways to get started on or get involved with LLVM.
Therefore, this patch removes a pointer to IRC (not used very much these days), and does add pointers to office hours and online sync-ups.