...not ideal. It's better to be organic, become Recommended first and let the community and users drive popularity.
** ALSO is meant to be a community oriented site. With editors who are closely monitoring additions to the sit
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Community members including: bkuhn (Bradley Kuhn --SFC), keynote2k (Tony Sebro --SFC)
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=== '''You and the community''' ===
'''community?'''
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...t of open-source stuff for so long that I really want to contribute to the community.
==You and the community==
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See the Community [[Sugar Labs/FAQ|FAQ]] for more answers.
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I actually have not worked on an open source project before. The open source community was always something I'd felt like I wasn't enough of an expert to contribu
'''You and the community'''
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...rs themselves. This is an unprecedented accomplishment for which the Sugar Community should be proud. Sugar Labs participation in Google Code-in is icing on the
...n 2013. Perhaps at MIT or perhaps at a deployment. It is time to bring our community together face to face on a larger scale.
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Some community members attended the meeting.
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Some community members (including sdziallas and stickster) attended the meeting.
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...nd it certainly would be a privilege to contribute back to the open source community.
<h2>You and the community</h2>
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You and the community
...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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The project will include a level editor, so members of the Sugar community will be able to create and share challenges with their friends.
===You and the community===
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...-class development environment in Sugar. An indication of progress is that community members not directly affiliated with the development effort are beginning t
=== In the community ===
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...edora]] or [[Debian]]. For other distributions, contact your distribution community.
Got a problem? Ask your mentors, ask other students, or ask the Sugar Labs community.
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| Before May 27 || Interact with the community, discuss and finalize project details like UI, flow of the website, private
| August 24 - August 30 || Add other pages like about, community guidelines, contact.
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...ed on a few patches for Firefox OS. I want to give back to the Open Source community which has given me so much in terms of knowledge, guidance and experience.
== You and the community ==
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...member can put a request for a decision on the next SLOBs meeting agenda. Community members can contact an Oversight Board member to put their requests for a d
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Some community members attended the meeting, including: seandaly and lfaraone
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The Sugar community will gather to discuss the project at MIT on '''October 7th, 2016.'''
...rg/web/20210620163914/http://mariahnoelle.com/web-log/thoughts-on-the-olpc-community-summit/
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...een to Sugar Labs. I want to start giving back to the Free and Open Source community that has given me so much both in terms of software, experience and guidanc
'''You and the community'''
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