Discussion:
Discussion: Community Onboarding/Outreach and Advocacy SIGs
Oleg Nenashev
2018-11-29 22:12:38 UTC
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Hi all,

I would like to follow-up on the discussion we had at the previous Jenkins
Governance meeting. There was a discussion
<http://meetings.jenkins-ci.org/jenkins-meeting/2018/jenkins-meeting.2018-11-21-18.00.log.html>
about creating a new special interest group focused on the community
onboarding/outreach (or morphing the GSoC SIG
<https://jenkins.io/sigs/gsoc/> into such SIG). There were comments from
Liam, Kohsuke, Tracy, and other contributors. There was also a comment from
Liam about creating an advocacy SIG. I would like to follow-up on my action
item.

Background: Several months ago I have reached out to several contributors
who are passionate about the community development. Originally my plan was
to have a Community Health or Community Development SIG which would focus
on the following topics:

-

Attracting and onboarding new individual and company contributors
-

Documentation for newbie contributors
-

Coordinating community outreach events: GSoC, Outreachy, Google Code-In,
Hacktoberfest, Jenkins Online Meetups, JAMs, hackathons, etc.
-

Facilitating community activities (e.g. helping contributors with JEPs
and SIGs)
-

Community Evangelism (Jenkins Ambassadors, etc.)
-

Infrastructure: Community metrics & Co, Hosting/Plugin adoption tooling


There was another discussion about creating a SIG for community outreach
events only. We had a discussion of such plan at GSoC SIG meetings, and org
admins and mentors said that such scope is too big for them, GSoC already
consumes a lot of time. But they are fine with keeping GSoC as an
independent sub-project (own meetings, mailing lists, etc.) which would be
a part of a bigger interest group. This approach would be similar to the
JCasC subproject which is a part of Cloud Native SIG.

Clearly there is interest in kicking-off a SIG (or SIGs) to focus on
expanding and improving the Jenkins community. It could be a single SIG
with multiple subprojects, or maybe a number of smaller SIGs focusing on
different areas of the community work (e.g. Advocacy/Evangelism for
involving experienced Jenkins contributors/users and Community Outreach for
reaching out to new contributors). Or there could be other approaches.

I had a sync-up with Liam to discuss options, and we agreed to start a
thread together so that we could get more feedback and agree on the
approach going forward. Any feedback will be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Oleg
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m***@gmail.com
2018-11-29 22:19:37 UTC
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I would very much like to be a part of this and help in any way possible.
Post by Oleg Nenashev
Hi all,
I would like to follow-up on the discussion we had at the previous Jenkins
Governance meeting. There was a discussion
<http://meetings.jenkins-ci.org/jenkins-meeting/2018/jenkins-meeting.2018-11-21-18.00.log.html>
about creating a new special interest group focused on the community
onboarding/outreach (or morphing the GSoC SIG
<https://jenkins.io/sigs/gsoc/> into such SIG). There were comments from
Liam, Kohsuke, Tracy, and other contributors. There was also a comment from
Liam about creating an advocacy SIG. I would like to follow-up on my action
item.
Background: Several months ago I have reached out to several contributors
who are passionate about the community development. Originally my plan was
to have a Community Health or Community Development SIG which would focus
-
Attracting and onboarding new individual and company contributors
-
Documentation for newbie contributors
-
Coordinating community outreach events: GSoC, Outreachy, Google
Code-In, Hacktoberfest, Jenkins Online Meetups, JAMs, hackathons, etc.
-
Facilitating community activities (e.g. helping contributors with JEPs
and SIGs)
-
Community Evangelism (Jenkins Ambassadors, etc.)
-
Infrastructure: Community metrics & Co, Hosting/Plugin adoption tooling
There was another discussion about creating a SIG for community outreach
events only. We had a discussion of such plan at GSoC SIG meetings, and org
admins and mentors said that such scope is too big for them, GSoC already
consumes a lot of time. But they are fine with keeping GSoC as an
independent sub-project (own meetings, mailing lists, etc.) which would be
a part of a bigger interest group. This approach would be similar to the
JCasC subproject which is a part of Cloud Native SIG.
Clearly there is interest in kicking-off a SIG (or SIGs) to focus on
expanding and improving the Jenkins community. It could be a single SIG
with multiple subprojects, or maybe a number of smaller SIGs focusing on
different areas of the community work (e.g. Advocacy/Evangelism for
involving experienced Jenkins contributors/users and Community Outreach
for reaching out to new contributors). Or there could be other approaches.
I had a sync-up with Liam to discuss options, and we agreed to start a
thread together so that we could get more feedback and agree on the
approach going forward. Any feedback will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Oleg
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arch
2018-11-30 02:26:08 UTC
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Collect the feedbacks from the contributors and users is important. Share
the questions and experience could let Jenkins community become stronger.
Post by m***@gmail.com
I would very much like to be a part of this and help in any way possible.
Post by Oleg Nenashev
Hi all,
I would like to follow-up on the discussion we had at the previous
Jenkins Governance meeting. There was a discussion
<http://meetings.jenkins-ci.org/jenkins-meeting/2018/jenkins-meeting.2018-11-21-18.00.log.html>
about creating a new special interest group focused on the community
onboarding/outreach (or morphing the GSoC SIG
<https://jenkins.io/sigs/gsoc/> into such SIG). There were comments from
Liam, Kohsuke, Tracy, and other contributors. There was also a comment from
Liam about creating an advocacy SIG. I would like to follow-up on my action
item.
Background: Several months ago I have reached out to several
contributors who are passionate about the community development. Originally
my plan was to have a Community Health or Community Development SIG which
-
Attracting and onboarding new individual and company contributors
-
Documentation for newbie contributors
-
Coordinating community outreach events: GSoC, Outreachy, Google
Code-In, Hacktoberfest, Jenkins Online Meetups, JAMs, hackathons, etc.
-
Facilitating community activities (e.g. helping contributors with
JEPs and SIGs)
-
Community Evangelism (Jenkins Ambassadors, etc.)
-
Infrastructure: Community metrics & Co, Hosting/Plugin adoption tooling
There was another discussion about creating a SIG for community outreach
events only. We had a discussion of such plan at GSoC SIG meetings, and org
admins and mentors said that such scope is too big for them, GSoC already
consumes a lot of time. But they are fine with keeping GSoC as an
independent sub-project (own meetings, mailing lists, etc.) which would be
a part of a bigger interest group. This approach would be similar to the
JCasC subproject which is a part of Cloud Native SIG.
Clearly there is interest in kicking-off a SIG (or SIGs) to focus on
expanding and improving the Jenkins community. It could be a single SIG
with multiple subprojects, or maybe a number of smaller SIGs focusing on
different areas of the community work (e.g. Advocacy/Evangelism for
involving experienced Jenkins contributors/users and Community Outreach
for reaching out to new contributors). Or there could be other approaches.
I had a sync-up with Liam to discuss options, and we agreed to start a
thread together so that we could get more feedback and agree on the
approach going forward. Any feedback will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Oleg
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Matt Sicker
2018-11-30 16:27:30 UTC
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I'd also be interested in this SIG.
Post by arch
Collect the feedbacks from the contributors and users is important. Share
the questions and experience could let Jenkins community become stronger.
Post by m***@gmail.com
I would very much like to be a part of this and help in any way possible.
Post by Oleg Nenashev
Hi all,
I would like to follow-up on the discussion we had at the previous
Jenkins Governance meeting. There was a discussion
<http://meetings.jenkins-ci.org/jenkins-meeting/2018/jenkins-meeting.2018-11-21-18.00.log.html>
about creating a new special interest group focused on the community
onboarding/outreach (or morphing the GSoC SIG
<https://jenkins.io/sigs/gsoc/> into such SIG). There were comments
from Liam, Kohsuke, Tracy, and other contributors. There was also a comment
from Liam about creating an advocacy SIG. I would like to follow-up on my
action item.
Background: Several months ago I have reached out to several
contributors who are passionate about the community development. Originally
my plan was to have a Community Health or Community Development SIG which
-
Attracting and onboarding new individual and company contributors
-
Documentation for newbie contributors
-
Coordinating community outreach events: GSoC, Outreachy, Google
Code-In, Hacktoberfest, Jenkins Online Meetups, JAMs, hackathons, etc.
-
Facilitating community activities (e.g. helping contributors with
JEPs and SIGs)
-
Community Evangelism (Jenkins Ambassadors, etc.)
-
Infrastructure: Community metrics & Co, Hosting/Plugin adoption tooling
There was another discussion about creating a SIG for community outreach
events only. We had a discussion of such plan at GSoC SIG meetings, and org
admins and mentors said that such scope is too big for them, GSoC already
consumes a lot of time. But they are fine with keeping GSoC as an
independent sub-project (own meetings, mailing lists, etc.) which would be
a part of a bigger interest group. This approach would be similar to the
JCasC subproject which is a part of Cloud Native SIG.
Clearly there is interest in kicking-off a SIG (or SIGs) to focus on
expanding and improving the Jenkins community. It could be a single SIG
with multiple subprojects, or maybe a number of smaller SIGs focusing on
different areas of the community work (e.g. Advocacy/Evangelism for
involving experienced Jenkins contributors/users and Community Outreach
for reaching out to new contributors). Or there could be other approaches.
I had a sync-up with Liam to discuss options, and we agreed to start a
thread together so that we could get more feedback and agree on the
approach going forward. Any feedback will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Oleg
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