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Three short, concrete takeaways: a community playbook for onboarding and turning casual → regular → core with curated journeys, incentives and templates (examples: Linux UK, Wolverhampton LUG, a book called People Powered and an event page jonobacon com4 slash pack); research of 500 people showing contributors mainly seek careers and legacy; a maintainer workflow using Porter, GitHub, Slack and Zoom that turns a first bug-squash into contributor status while teaching Go and improving contributor guides.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:54Backstory
- 2:43Community
- 5:46Onboarding Experience
- 9:07Human Psychology
- 10:56Value
- 11:26Incentives
- 15:23Dr Shannon Brown
- 21:56How do you selfsustain
- 27:51Thank you
- 28:35A personal story
- 32:11Carolyn
- 32:31Porter
- 34:00Community channels
- 35:14Becoming a contributor
- 35:58Improving the contributor experience
- 36:11Being happy and working
- 37:17Social distancing research
- 37:38Find your community
- 38:21Challenge yourself
- 38:56Conclusion
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