Hi Heiko,
That's a great idea. I've gone through the blog post and cleaned up a
bit of the English. As Cor notes, it's a good idea to present the easy
hacks as fun, and highlight from the start that they don't take up much
time. Lots of people would like to get involved in open source but only
have an hour or so each week.
Similarly, I've found that you can get people interested by talking
about the experience they'll gain. Think of computer science students
who will be in the job market soon and want to have some impressive
stuff on their CVs. Anyone can set up their own SourceForge or GitHub
project -- but if you've had your work included in a major FOSS project
like LibreOffice, Firefox or the Linux kernel, potential employees will
take more note!
Once the blog post is up, I'll promote it via our usual channels.
Mike
On 15.06.2016 11:10, Heiko Tietze wrote:
Hi all,
I prepared a blog post with the intention to find more people doing
easyhacks. The idea is that we have tickets that require not much
coding skill. But even this might feel as a hurdle. When we find
people for the graphical only task it could be a first step.
Please read the (really short) draft at
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lgAD-aE54IswyAwg6yJ6MeTstCjznPvQR1nV_R95OXs/edit?usp=sharing
I'm open to all comments and refinements. For convenience I draft blog
post in Google Docs. The final posting will be on
http://design.blog.documentfoundation.org.
Cheers,
Heiko
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