...cket is a way for anyone to suggest to the software or project development community that they should work on something.
...ly works if reporters, triagers, maintainers, authors, developers, and the community follow up to clarify the information and work needed and record its status.
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We will invite others to contribute and activate the community:
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This is our development and community shell server, also running a number of first-tier
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...hink I can handle the amount of work of this project and contribute to the community.
==You and the community==
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;Community members: kaametza, GrannieB, icarito, samsongoddy, Quozl', davelab6, cjl, s
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...Bulletin Board provides an environment for sharing with the entire laptop community. Furthermore, each activity has its own Bulletin Board, providing a space f
...can also view the things that others have posted as well. Moreover, as a community space, group sharing occurs naturally.
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...e, so the short-term focus will be on testing, bug triaging and fixes. The community has done a great job in that we achieved practically all the features that
=== Community jams and meetups ===
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...tunity for me to learn and contribute in open source. Becoming a part of a community,
==Me and the community==
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:'''<marcopg>''' I wonder if we would better deal with QA just through the community
...ou mean the general issue of hiring people to do things vs encouraging the community to?
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'''Community Bonding Period(28th April-26th May)'''<br/>
* Get to know the more of the community at Sugar.
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* We are an open source community. It should be asserted on our webpage and we must choose tools compatible w
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...side note: I must mention my mentor was very humble, cheers to open source community.</i>
...d be yours. The other two should be answers from members of the Sugar Labs community, at least one of whom should be a Sugar Labs GSoC mentor. Provide email con
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...a very terse proposal, mostly outlining our goals and the need to support community efforts.
...posed to school network environment--to foster Sugar-like collaboration on community projects; and (2) Sugar for the elderly, with a focus on accessibility and
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:Sugar Labs is my one and only option in GSoC. There was no other community that had a project that piqued my interest as much as this did. I don’t m
=== Impact on the Sugar community: ===
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...you are interested in running for one of the open board seats, open to any community member, please contact me or the membership committee with any questions *b
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...ant source of frustration. My deep desire to contribute and be part of the community would often turn to guilt, especially when I would be awed by the quality o
...I think this summer, this SoC could enable me to finally contribute to the community in the capacity of a developer/designer.
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:'''<walter>''' I plan to solicit them from the community this week and hold the election beginning next week.
:'''<walter>''' and the relationship to the learning community
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...tent, we rely on [[Activity Library/Editors|Activity Library Editors]] and community feedback.
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:[[Community/Distributions/Sweets_Distribution/Testing| Sweets Distribution]]
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A number of community members attended the meeting.
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