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i could technically captain for the stability team if anyone else is needed |
This sounds like a great idea to me. Hopefully I will know enough about Jekyll in the next few months to be able to volunteer and contribute in some way. |
I'll suggest that @mattr- should probably be a build team captain rather than me. No that I don't appreciate the invitation... ;) |
LOL. That stinkin' dash on my user name causes so many problems. 😕 |
@Fene We'd love that! Done 😄 @PaulFWatts Yes please!! Did you join an affinity team? @mattr MERP sorryyyyy, I bet that happens more often than not. Thanks for being chill about it. ❤️ |
I've just joined some affinity teams Kind regards Paul Watts On 23 August 2016 at 1:25:26 PM, Parker Moore (notifications@github.com) wrote: @Fene We'd love that! Done 😄 @PaulFWatts Yes please!! Did you join an affinity team? @mattr MERP sorryyyyy, I bet that happens more often than not. Thanks for being chill about it. ❤️ — |
I would like to be placed into Windows as I do handle Windows problems here and I do know a lot about Windows internals even if I am a die hard Linux user. I guess it's my fault for doing systems. |
@envygeeks Done. |
@jekyll/core: Could I get 2 "LGTM"'s, please? 😄 |
LGTM. |
LGTM |
Thanks! @jekyllbot: merge +dev |
Hey, Jekyll community!
I had a neat chat with @benbalter recently about our affinity teams and all the work the @jekyll/core team has in handling the issues and PR's that come through. He proposed that we ask certain members from affinity teams to become "Team Captains" which would:
@jekyllbot would automatically assign an issue to a random team captain for the mentioned affinity team and it would be their responsibility to ensure the issue is handled according to our guidelines on "Triaging an Issue". @jekyllbot would politely nudge the user to mention an affinity team if they didn't.
This would apply only to
jekyll/jekyll
for the time being, but could be extended out to plugin repos as well in the future.I propose we add the following team captains (if you have a ? next to your name, it's because I haven't asked you yet):
What do you think?