Hello everyone,
Our community dedicated to growing open source is growing!
Over the past few weeks, we have had over 150 new sign ups in our community, and several members from our community level up from LFX Community ‘Participants ’ to ‘Heroes
Your LFX Community Rank represents how active you are in contributing your insight and input to our community.
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@Derek_Weeks , @John_Mertic , @Neal_Caidin , @emsearcy , and @NickVidal for being active advocates of creating a better open source in our community!
LFX Community Heroes :
I also tried the Meeting Management tool in one of my projects, and seemed like overall it went well. I posted information about this in a different thread, but I’m not sure how to link threads so I will re-post and add a little more context.
So, first of all, I made the meeting private, and attached with a groups.io committee (I think this is a requirement?) Then I realized that we have folks drop in on this meeting who might not be on the list, so I made it public.
We have an automated Slack…
@Min_Yu to my understanding, this functionality is not currently set up in LFX. We had the capability in the UX previously, but it was not updated with the move away from the Salesforce and transition to HubSpot. For those wishing to subscribe or unsubscribe to specific emails, there should be a link available at the bottom of any emails that go out from the LF or Projects that originated from our HubSpot system. Users clicking on the “subscription center” link at the bottom of those emails, …
Hi!
Putting together my TAC committee in PCC, and one thing that would be helpful is to provide a bit more detail on their appointed role.
For example, TAC members usually are on the TAC because of either being an appointed member representative or appointed by a project to be their representative. It would be great to track which project they represent ( i.e. they are the TSC appointed rep from OpenEXR ). Could we add some sort of descriptor field for this?
We are planning our next round of improvements to PCC committee management. Before we write user stories, we want to identify, high-level, the “what” and “why” of the desired behavior.
Based on your feedback in the community here, I’m proposing the following “What” and “Why”. Like it? Don’t like it? See something we’re missing? Let us know!
Hi folks,
At the Enarx project (part of the Confidential Computing Consortium), we are starting to use LFX Tools to analyze some important metrics around our community. Here’s the first article providing an overview of LFX Insights:
We’ll be sharing this with the other projects that are part of the Confidential Computing Consortium, and our hope is that we’ll be able to grow not only Enarx but the whole Confidential Computing ecosystem as well.
Regards,
Nick
From the LFX team thank you all for your continued advocacy to Open Source.
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Thank you @Henry_Quaye ! Happy to help this group and improve the overall LFX platform.
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