A collection of notes, slides, and other resources ("content") from the Community Leadership Submmit 2018 conference.
Repo
- Session folder
- Content file 1
- Content file 2
- Submit a Pull Request with your content from CLS or a link to the content. If there is not a folder for your session or presentation, create a folder and put the content in the folder. If there is already a folder, put the content in the existing folder.
Folder name format: Day, Session, Group e.g. D1_S1_G1 (Day 1, Session 1, Group 1).
You can call your file whatever your want. I am using my last name for my files e.g. light.md. You can also put the name of the session at the top of your notes file to make the topic known.
- If you can't submit a Pull Request for any reason, create an Issue with your content from CLS or a link to the content.
- All accepted submissions to this repo will be licensed under The Unlicense.
| Group 1 | Group 2 | Group 3 | Group 4 | Group 5 | Group 6 | Group 7 | Group 8 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | Handling Big Changes (Deb Nicholson, Software Freedom Conservancy) | Marketing Open Source (Deirdre Straughan, Amazon Web Services | How to Build Buy-in and Trust (w/ everyone!) (Jono Bacon @jonobacon) | Shaping Inclusive Meritocracy: What do you measure? What do you do? (Sean Goggins @sociallycompute) | How Do We Make OSI Compliance Easier? (@nithyaruff) | Scaling In-person Meetups: Building better chapter-driven community | ||
| Session 2 | Growing Healthy Communities Inside the Firewall (Shilla Saebi, Comcast) | Creating a Maker Culture in a Software Company (Jennifer Jiang, Capital One) | Psychological Safety in Communities: Strategies for Better Engagement (Guy Martin, Autodesk) | Apply Open Source Community and Engineering to Interviewing and Hiring | Harnessing Community to Create Content, Give Talks, and Share Ideas (Scott [...]) | How to Build a Community Without Meetings (Ray) | Diversity + Inclusion: How to Build a Diverse Community and Inclusive Culture @ Your Organization (Andrew Fitch, Cloudflare/Proudflare @fitchaj) | |
| Session 3 | Code of Conduct Enforcement (Kate Mancuso, Mozilla) | Creating Good Documentation (Andy Oram, O'Reilly Media/ FLOSS Manuals) | How to Optimize Real-Time Communication in OSS & Community (Corey Hulen, Mattermost) | Software Development Tooling for Distributed Communities: What works? What doesn't? Concerned about everyone's favorite git tool being bought? ([...]) | Collating Durable Community Content in the Age of Real-time Chat (Duco [...]) | "My friend in Armenia" - or how do I amplify the voices of our global contributors in a community too often thinking US/EU? (Rachel [...]) | Preventing Presentation Paralysis (Arnie Rowland, Westwood Consulting) | |
| Session 4 | Transforming Support Communities (Jeremy Meiss, Auth0) | Where Do Community Managers Retire? (Stefano Maffulli, Scality) | "The Noisy Minority" Managing/ Balancing (Cat Allman) | Tactics & Talking Points to Champion Open Source Engagement in a Corp Environment (Jade) | What You Measure Is What You Get: Vanity metric horror stories, measuring of personal experiences, measuring impact ([...]) | What are best practices for onboarding and developing newcomers? (Sherwood [...]) | Growing your side project community (Nick Burch) |
| Group 1 | Group 2 | Group 3 | Group 4 | Group 5 | Group 6 | Group 7 | Group 8 | |
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| Session 1 | The Maintenance Mode Concept (Matt Broberg Sensu) | |||||||
| Session 2 | The Nth Pull Request - Encouraging Intermediate Contributors (Sage Sharp - Otter Tech) | |||||||
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