where we are at

[Roger Pixley]

I was thinking last night I'd like a feature article on Enzyme for the
Commit Digest. It's about a year in use and it's a interesting project KDE
wise since it's purely in support of a community. I could pretty easily
take that article and get it looked at by others like Paul Adams or Lydia
to have a more public musing article on Commit DIgest, Code and what it
means for the KDE community.
We already got a public showing as one of the Hero's of KDE for the year
2011 so this could be a way to show thanks for that recognition and pile
our lil slice of KDE Kake a little higher :)

On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 1:42 PM, Vladislav Blanton <vblanton at gmail.com>wrote:

> Hello team,
>
> With the start of the new year and a little over a year (a year and 3
> months to be exact) of the move to the collectively edited kde commit
> digest, I thought it would worth checking in and see how people are feeling
> about the digest and how it has been going thus far? It appears that we
> have found a certain rhythm that has been working fairly well and each task
> (editing, reviewing, classifying, writing features, and backend work) has
> largely been adopted by one person each, to varying degrees. Do we feel
> that this is working well? Any visions to where the digest could go or how
> the digest might benefit from a change?
>
> A thought I have had from time to time is to include a small blurb for
> additional support somewhere in each digest issue with an email address or
> link.
>
> I hope this finds everyone well, and happy Chinese new year to those
> celebrating it!
>
> Vlad
>
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