Last reminder, everyone: 9:00 to 11:00 on the Friday morning in the
Marriott Waterfront Hotel's Oregon ballroom, I'll be hosting an
Engineering-focused community-building session - "Effective Community
Building Practices".
The goals are going to be:
- Relating known best-practices: what measurably works, what measurably
doesn't, what metrics matter and what moves the needle.
- Talks about goals, successes and failures from different corners of
Mozilla, and
- Tactics for achieving our goals in 2015.
You'll love it, we have numbers and everything.
Despite my certainty that you'd all love to listen to me talk
uninterrupted for two solid hours, we've also got a solid lineup of
speakers including (so far) Mike Conley, Manish Goregaokar, Soumya Deb.
Joel Maher, Clint Talbert, Nick Alexander, Josh Matthews and Lukas Blakk.
We're clearly tight for time and I don't want to waste any of yours, so
I'm asking everyone to come into that meeting with a sense of what their
2015 community-growth goals look like and to be ready to talk
boots-on-the-ground tactics.
Victory conditions here are that everyone to leave knowing what works
and what to avoid in pursuing their goals, who to ask for help, and to
know who each other are well enough to steer contributors and questions
around Mozilla.
We've still got some headroom for more speakers; coordination is here:
https://etherpad.mozilla.org/Portland-Community-Building
... because who _doesn't_ love etherpads, right? Right?
Hope to see you there,
- mhoye
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