Le mer. 16 févr. 2022 à 18:55, Mark Thomas a écrit :
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> To repeat what I have written elsewhere on this topic in the past:
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> Project communication channels should be:
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> - Public. The decision making process should be open and visible to
>everyone. It should also be easy for people to find
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To repeat what I have written elsewhere on this topic in the past:
Project communication channels should be:
- Public. The decision making process should be open and visible to
everyone. It should also be easy for people to find.
- Searchable. So anyone can look-up past discussions.
- Asynch
For me (and I think I speak for a number of Airflow people) slack is great
to keep casual discussions, help users with troubleshooting or do some
brainstorming, and also to make announcements and ask people for opinions.
But it's non-public by default and not easy to find stuff.
For most of the "w
Le mer. 16 févr. 2022 à 14:16, Gary Gregory a écrit :
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> My assumption using Slack is that it is a convenience
Provided that everyone has been informed that a discussion
is going to take place there.
What about the "asynchronicity" tenet of the "Apache Way"?
> but that decisions
> MUST be refle
I'm involved with Transposit (transposit.com), where they're creating a
DevOps orchestration hub, including very strong Slack integration since
more and more orgs are using Slack as their primary communication mechanism
over e-mail and anything else.
With my Apache NetBeans hat on, if we in the Ap
My assumption using Slack is that it is a convenience but that decisions
MUST be reflected on a mailing list.
Gary
On Wed, Feb 16, 2022, 08:13 Trevor Grant wrote:
> I shared in Comdev channel on ASF Slack that on the mahout slack we have a
> convention that when we get to something that should
I shared in Comdev channel on ASF Slack that on the mahout slack we have a
convention that when we get to something that should be memorialized
someone says, "This should really be reflected back to the list". And
whoever says that has implicitly called "not it" for having to reflect it
back- This
Slack chat and video helped us tremendously on the Log4j team especially
since Log4Shell.
Gary
On Wed, Feb 16, 2022, 07:50 Roman Shaposhnik wrote:
> Hi!
>
> while the classical ASF communication culture is pretty squarely
> centered around mailing lists it has become apparent in recent
> years
Hi!
while the classical ASF communication culture is pretty squarely
centered around mailing lists it has become apparent in recent
years that some of our communities (especially younger ones)
prefer using alternative channels of communication. The range
is pretty wide from Slack to Telegram and W
Hi Sheng
Thank you very much for the answer ~
Sheng Wu 于2022年2月16日周三 19:38写道：
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> Hi. Yu
>
> JBCNConf is a in-person conference. I don't think it is suitable as China
> still have very restricted rules.
>
> XiaoYu 于2022年2月16日 周三下午6:19写道：
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> > hi Ignasi Barrera
> >
> > What is its JBCNConf 2022
Hi. Yu
JBCNConf is a in-person conference. I don't think it is suitable as China
still have very restricted rules.
XiaoYu 于2022年2月16日 周三下午6:19写道：
> hi Ignasi Barrera
>
> What is its JBCNConf 2022 specific content or sharing theme? How can'y
> foreign developers~
>
> thanks~
>
> Ignasi Barrera 于
When I had this problem, the solution was to clear the cookies for the site:
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Andy
On 16/02/2022 04:53, Maxim Solodovnik wrote:
Done!
Thanks for the help! :)
On Wed, 16 Feb 2022 at 11:45, Dave Fisher wrote:
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hi Ignasi Barrera
What is its JBCNConf 2022 specific content or sharing theme? How can'y
foreign developers~
thanks~
Ignasi Barrera 于2022年2月16日周三 18:13写道：
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> Hi!
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> I am helping the organization of the JBCNConf [1], the biggest Java
> conference in Spain, happening in person this July after t
Hi!
I am helping the organization of the JBCNConf [1], the biggest Java
conference in Spain, happening in person this July after two years doing it
virtually due to the pandemic.
Even though it's not a small event (last in-person event was 3 days and had
+700 attendees), it is a 100% non-profit e
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