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Today the navbar is overrun by 'community' links, but still there is more
info to disseminate. Create a new page, to be linked from a single new
'Community' navbar link. This page needs to be a friendly and
accessible intro to the world of Rust.
Subjects covered should include:
The importance of the COC (with link) and diversity
Team structure (with link)
The community and moderation teams in particular
The RFC process, with link to RFC readme
Subteam reports and TWiR
Forums, IRC and other communication venues
It should explicitly explain how to get help
Calendar. Try to embed a combination of the event calendar and the release calendar.
List of meetup groups
blog
twitter
Think about how to organize this by audience. Some community members
are devs and some are users. Consider that the primary audience for
this page is mostly users, for the contributing page is mostly devs.
Come up with a design that conveys all of this information, either
directly or through additional links, without being overwhelming. This
will be one of the most important newbie resources.
I'm most worried here about conveying a dedication to diversity, as we
don't have a lot of existing material to crib off of, there's overlap
with the CoC, and anything we say needs to be worded artfully.
Adapt material from the current
docs.
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Today the navbar is overrun by 'community' links, but still there is more
info to disseminate. Create a new page, to be linked from a single new
'Community' navbar link. This page needs to be a friendly and
accessible intro to the world of Rust.
Subjects covered should include:
Think about how to organize this by audience. Some community members
are devs and some are users. Consider that the primary audience for
this page is mostly users, for the contributing page is mostly devs.
Come up with a design that conveys all of this information, either
directly or through additional links, without being overwhelming. This
will be one of the most important newbie resources.
I'm most worried here about conveying a dedication to diversity, as we
don't have a lot of existing material to crib off of, there's overlap
with the CoC, and anything we say needs to be worded artfully.
Adapt material from the current
docs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: