privacy brigade

[vyaspranjal33]

[ Project Contact ] @vyaspranjal33
[ GitHub Repo ] https://github.com/vyaspranjal33/privacy-brigade
[ Track ] Privacy + Security
[ Community ] Mozilla Clubs - wrangler: @jvallera @Carotejada
[ Location ] Country:India,State:Gujarat,City:Ahmedabad,Timezone:Indian Standard Time

Description

"Privacy Brigade is awareness project with aim of teaching students/citizens/professional about Privacy & security

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[vyaspranjal33]

This is ready for Mozilla Pulse

[jvallera]

Thanks @vyaspranjal33. It is looking great! Before we post to pulse I want to make sure we have everything we need. Can you please include a little more info in the Contributing.md file? I think people will have a few questions, if you can answer them there we can get this posted. Here are some questions I have:

What is Privacy Brigade? Is it a campaign? a piece of curriculum? a series of stories? etc...
What are the goals of Privacy Brigade?
Aside from learning about privacy and talking about it to others, what can people do to contribute to this project? (give suggestions and examples)
What is the roadmap for the project?

[vyaspranjal33]

Roadmap Is not required for this project Things Updated Thanks :)

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On Wed, Apr 19, 2017 at 5:57 PM, jvallera ***@***.***> wrote: Thanks @vyaspranjal33 <https://github.com/vyaspranjal33>. It is looking great! Before we post to pulse I want to make sure we have everything we need. Can you please include a little more info in the Contributing.md <https://github.com/vyaspranjal33/privacy-brigade/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md> file? I think people will have a few questions, if you can answer them there we can get this posted. Here are some questions I have: What is Privacy Brigade? Is it a campaign? a piece of curriculum? a series of stories? etc... What are the goals of Privacy Brigade? Aside from learning about privacy and talking about it to others, what can people do to contribute to this project? (give suggestions and examples) What is the roadmap <https://mozilla.github.io/open-leadership-training-series/articles/opening-your-project/start-your-project-roadmap/> for the project? — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#42 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ALORT8jzCtrOedVBYJIZy3hslvcQR7T7ks5rxq1egaJpZM4NCGMN> .

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[jvallera]

Great. Thank you for adding that additional information. Now you are ready to build out a timeline for this project. In order to accomplish your goal do your best to identify any milestones you need to accomplish along the way. When you start inviting people to this project they can see what your milestones are and have a better understanding of how to help reach them.

[jvallera]

Here is the project posted in network pulse: https://www.mozillapulse.org/entry/236

Please continue to work on the contribution.md page. It is still not clear what you need from people. You are generally saying, "get out there and talk about privacy" or "go ahead and make some code", but in order to get valuable contributions you need to be simple and clear about what you NEED from people.

[smsunarto]

The goal of the project is extremely abstract and will cause people to be confused on the target of the project. With what exist now a potential contributor might be confused of what the project leader actually wants when he is talking about creating extensions/addon/webapp.

Please explain more on what kind of extension/addon/webapp in the context of privacy that these project are trying to create. Give concrete examples like, safety notification, etc.

Contributing.MD contains several half-baked explanation of the project like what's written on "What is Privacy Brigade", formatting and punctuation can also still be improved.

Regarding communication channels, I don't think contacting the project leader via email is a good method to manage an OSS. I would really suggest using the classic method of IRC/Slack where everyone can chat together and discuss about things rather than making it Project Leader-centric development.

CC: @jvallera @vyaspranjal33

[vyaspranjal33]

Thanks @smsunarto for pointing my attention for Improvement
I hope setting up telegram group will help and except formatting and punctuation i have tried My best to explain the Project Target :)
CC: @jvallera

[jvallera]

Hi @vyaspranjal33

I suggest proceeding with these next steps asap, so you can start sharing the project:

1. Add issues - specific things people can start to working on
2. Add the label "mozsprint" to your issues
3. Publicize the project

Let me know what you think or if you have any questions.

[auremoser]

Hey @vyaspranjal33 ! My name is Aure, and I'm working with the sprint team to check in on projects. This looks great. You might think about adding a few more easy issues to your issues queue, we're trying for at least 5 #mozsprint issues per project.

It could be as simple as reviewing project documentation, or responding to some discussion idea, low pressure, but just wanted to check in and echo @jvallera 's points above. Thanks!

[vyaspranjal33]

@auremoser i have fired up an issue many more to come but due to busy schedule may be i will be not able to bring more issues
extremely sorry for the late reply :)

[auremoser]

No worries @vyaspranjal33 , thank you so much!

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