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I left a comment and subsequently surfaced (see the Slack 🧵) this discussion during the May 23rd Contributor Working Group Chat. @harishankerr seemed warm to the idea and asked @naokomc and @peiraisotta to provide feedback. As mentioned in the discussion(s), the steps to enable would be relatively simple:
Does that seem like a reasonable path forward? |
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@gusaus Thank you for this proposal. I agree with your general idea that there are multiple scattered efforts across many places that need to be consolidated. While I wasn't present at the event, I do know that this idea came up at WordCamp Europe 2024, on building a unified group to work on parallel projects. Stakeholders from all these groups (including reps from our working group) attended an in-person discussion where this idea was discussed. I believe a recap post of the discussions are forthcoming, but there was consensus that we all need to work together. As for your suggestion on the Contributor Working Group being that place for us to work on, I am not 100% sure. I don’t think a final decision on this has been made though, even though there was consensus. I do feel that all of us should continue this discussion in the weeks to come and finalize a common space for us to continue this work. I will keep checking on this, and hopefully we should be able to do this consolidation sooner than later. I am quite happy to hear your thought that this group could be a place for us to combine forces though. :) |
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Coming out of another successful Mentorship Cohort the following section of the recent mentorship chat recap outlined next step ideas for the Contributor Working Group.
While all of the above involve and overlap with goals of multiple teams, (related) projects, tasks, and discussions seem to be scattered about multiple teams, repos, and owners. Without clear processes it seems like a challenge to streamline collaboration and pool resources.
Considering most/all of the projects (including Contributor Working Group) are owned and align with goals of the Community Team, it seems like one solution would be for Contributor Working Group (and this repo) to be an umbrella for cross team projects and collaboration.
With 2256 people already pledging time to community (of course that's an aspirational estimate), it seems like there's already a foundation we could build upon by directing contributors and resources to this aptly named working group.
Does that make sense?
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