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From YouTube: CHAOSS Africa Community Call April 6 2023

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Minutes from this meeting can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kvTxNqTRehB4pOOFIhmE6Y9QcOvVkRKgqpb6mGIo1_8/edit#heading=h.dckl5wllpfcz

A

Welcome everyone to another chaos, Africa meeting um website I'm excited to see everybody here, even though nobody this video is on, but yeah I'm excited to see everybody um I think more people are joining so I just dropped the minutes of the meeting or the meeting minutes on the chats. So you can look at our agenda and also add your name and the in the spirit of timeless.

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What is your favorite, your comfort, album? That's a question for today. My comfort, album is laughter, tears and goosebumps. I, don't know who listens to fire, but that's my comfort out.

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But you can add your name and tell us your comfort, album happy birthday, cheers on.

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Oh sorry, trying to make a mistake yet.

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Maybe I'll try this beautiful stone, oh yeah Davis can add it to the agenda.

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um I think we can get started already have about so I could die.

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Thank you, this guy, in your head.

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So I don't think we have any new comments today.

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um Yeah I think visayas she joined last week, so so it says um so before we go to the agenda. I have who would like to facilitate the next meeting a lot of questions.

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Thank you remember. Anybody can actually facilitate with me team. So if you want to you, you can't always um sign up to so we don't have any new formats, um so hi everybody again welcome again.

A

um So lately, I think the next agenda item is and um it notes that this meeting is one R, so the next, the towards the end of the meeting we are going to leave some time for um chaos of chaoscon Africa. We are planning a conference. So if you want to stick around, um you know.

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10 minutes at the end of the meeting so to be in the committee to plan chaos, Africa chaoscon Africa, so yeah, that's um just wanted to put that note out there, and so this the first agenda item we have um is: can someone drop the meeting minutes on the charts I see so many people have joined um Hi? How are you doing? Oh.

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I'm struggling to pronounce this.

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Yeah I'm doing great, it's been a very busy week and I'm so excited for the holiday God. Can't imagine.

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Yeah for people that are Christians for the.

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For the first time,.

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um If you're drawing and if you want to say hi, if you want to introduce yourself um and use the chat as well.

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I think Victor Umba has joined this meeting before nimson looks familiar.

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Do you want to say hi Victor.

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Oh yeah I know you've joined before um because I remember, okay, welcome back again, so we can go into the next agenda item, so this I've been thinking about- um and this is this is from de facto I. Don't know. If anybody I've noticed, uh we have a majority of people, we have in chaos. Africa are new to open source.

A

If you agree with me, Raise Your, Hands, Up or say something uh yeah well, I I think I have noticed that a lot of times that people are coming to ks Africa are like um new to open source. You know and something that I spoke with uh mats about. Is you know we chaos Africa is focused on two things. You know bringing people to open source and also helping people contribute to the larger chaos projects and Chaos project itself has a lot of things, and why not? We focus our attention.

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um That's two things: why don't we focus our attention on um educating people in Africa about open source like doing different things, to increase awareness, educate people different things, how to contribute to open source different parts of contributing to open source? So that's something we talked about. um I, don't know if there's something that makes sense, that we should focus our attention on educating and if people want to contribute to the larger chaos group. That's fine!

A

Okay, you know, like you, can't contributed larger chaos projects but I think we because of the the audience we have I think we should focus our energy on educating people about um you know generally open source and if they want to contribute to other communities they are free to. So this is just like um in space where we can educate people on open source, everything open source.

A

So I don't know if that's um something, if everybody's thinking in the same light, if you have have thoughts, if you have um questions like the floor, is open for this conversation, so it's something that I thought about, because a lot of times, people that are joining are mutual open source. So it's like um why not we focus on educating people about open source, so that's something that I want to throw out and what's what do? People think.

B

Yeah I think, if you want to speak, you can just on YouTube like.

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It's great if you can find a way to bring more people on board when it comes to open source as much as a.

D

I think uh it's a really big accomplishments.

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Yeah and- and there are a ton of ideas that we can there's a lot of things that we can do to educate people properly as well. They play a lot of things and yeah. Do you agree? Does anybody have any that are like? What do you think.

F

I think we could we could actually try like giving them more like showing them Google on how to go about things. Most people like comments for blue sauce with the idea of okay, yes, I, want to contribute Sports in the long run. We see them like not doing anything so I think like.

F

I was like what will I contribute to and all that I'll be a bit confused, because it's not every Niche intake that it's so easy to get like stuff to contributon like just like how we have the design community and all that I think it's more like telling them where they could go to, and they could find their way.

B

Just to add to all things have said, I think personally, that that has to do with individual communities, so um each Community is like supposed to like um have like a documentation. You know to pursue on how to contribute to each of their projects and um what skills are kind of like required. So some projects probably are just written in question and if a JavaScript is there, we probably have no place there right so um showing them. The way also has to like depend on individual communities, but but yeah I agree with dummy I.

B

Think it's a good thing for us to do, but since it's like still a part of chaos, I think it's also. It also makes sense for us to like create a like a funnel on. You know after they already understand open source. How can they not contribute to the general conscious um chaos projects I mean you can see, contribute to other communities, but maybe our end goal should be you know them. You know fully contributing to the general chaos project.

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D

I think um if we want to get people on bus to open socks and just like um repeatedly I said some like, for instance, there may be some things. You are being curious that perhaps doesn't interest people uh we can try to attract people and emotionality, for instance like for me when I started, open source I think around one of the issues I faced was actually even getting to even see some of these uh open source communities that we joined, like it's so hard for, sometimes to even get to know this open source.

D

How you can find them or I mean before you cannot direct open source Community to actually contribute to. You have to have a list of options right, so we need to help people to actually help them on as to how they can go about searching for these open source communities and and for them to just I mean people have different tech stocks. They might you know like, for instance, if you want to contribute to chaos.

D

If you are not the technical writer or you is designer, then you have to be a python developer and there are a lot of people that know python the other person. How do you go about that? So I guess uh that's something we could um pay attention to. I also think another thing we could do is uh we can actually collaborate with some other open source communities.

D

So I think that is another thing that is missing within the open source space I think there is less collaboration between open source communities and um you can try that out and see how it's upwards.

A

Yeah, that's um I really do like that point about collaborating with other open social communities um before I go ahead. I already, please stick.

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And we do I think you have your hand job.

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Can you hear me yeah.

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We can hear you hello, yeah, we can use it, you can go ahead.

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Okay I said I want to comment Down Below on what he said.

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I was actually.

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Going to see something like that, but I didn't know how to place it. So I wanted to say most workshops like um they do on um workshops like um design some design, schools on Twitter. Do it on Productions and remember that I think designed me you, so they invite of.

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The individuals.

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Designers, programmers to understand show um to show new new designers how to opens and what they do and how like how they, how do you achieve a particular fit or how to develop a particular skills and workshops? You can um probably tell them some newbies in the open source, because I I, joined and I can tell you that it's it's.

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As crazy or um as complex as I thought, it would be I thought as a designer when.

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Talk about organizations day in day out on tutorials bus tickets, but.

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Right yeah um so far, I've realized that mostly what we do on GitHub is listening to record um comments to to record them issues. That's what we'll do mainly as a designer products. You actually design you you don't you don't necessarily have to. You actually create components so, and you learn to work.

G

In Solo projects and case studies, but working on open source I've been able to collaborate, I've been able to understand, communicate effectively, so I actually knows about the environment and I think chaos.

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Induction, you know greet a lot of people because the projects were currently working on it Communications and.

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um These days.

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Could be busy and for probably two weeks it could not be on the project or if there was someone who they were working with them, either of them could be working on it on certain things in different times, and the project could move forward. So basically.

G

Having a opposed to having chaos and education I believe we could grow the community better. That way, it's just one thing: I just need to point out.

A

Yeah, thank you very much. Yeah I agree with that point, because I think last year, before Davis and ifehan goes um last year, we did a lot of Twitter spaces, which was really good. We got a lot of like attraction, but I feel this year. We could focus on doing workshops because they really helped people on these skills right, um so I'll take I, think Davidson. If he had Davis can go faster. If you can.

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Okay, so um I think before I joined um chaos. Can we hear me yeah.

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Okay, so before I joined chaos, um I just finished um edit analytics certification on um Coursera with Google, and it was there. I realized that I could actually be part of um open source communities, even as a data analyst right before then I just thought. You know you had to be.

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um You know the code, the code genius who knows how to write with some several codes and several text Tech stacks and stuff, like that, so I think we need to be able to.

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You know, while working on small experience to work on create some level of awareness to help people who are non-technical, just like precious mentioned in the comments um to help them understand that they can contribute to open source projects in whatever capacity um that they've built themselves on whether they are data, analysts or researchers or technical writers or Community managers or products managers.

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Whatever the case is right to help, people understand that they can come in and even use these open source platforms to not just engage all right to also build their own portfolios as well.

H

um Just my own I think everybody has said one or two people said well. I also wanted to say like more awareness and and because it was it's still hard for me to still contribute to ko7, really contributed so and I found about kills.

H

Because, yes, because I was following you so more awareness and if possible, you can also team up with other open source Community around Africa or even anywhere. So we can post more events, because I feel, if there are a lot of community, is coming together. It's going to hold more weight. So that's just who I wanted to add to what's on someone said.

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Yeah I think I agree um and about um collaborating with other communities last year. Something we tried to do. Was we collaborated with um python Ghana?

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um Should you like a workshop, although there was no much Awareness on that end, so the workshop didn't get too much people, but and since we we did it um some people joined, but there was not much awareness then so I agree that we could collaborate with other communities, um hi Catherine you can, but.

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Had to show up yeah, so um thank you for hosting this meeting.

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um So I was just thinking whether it's possible to also collaborate with um with other with other open source programs within the uh within the lineups, using the Linux Foundation, because chaos is part of it right, um yeah, so to sort of have like a crossover partnership so that people can also can also work on projects from other programs between the Linux Foundation.

C

You know a broad um sort of like broad experience across open source um yeah. That's that's what I was thinking.

A

Yeah that that's something that could happen um because then the chaos project with liners from living together and Linux, has like more than how many projects we have 300 projects that are, we have so, yes, that can happen.

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So I think um does anybody have anymore.

A

Okay, thank you, everybody for all those points. What I'm going to do is I'm, going to break popagi, arrange all these ideas in a documents like you know, strategy document and I'll share it in the next meeting, something that then we can now start. These are just like General ideas and then we can start building on on these different ideas and looking out for, like collaborations, communities that we can reach out to different things.

A

Which is something that is related to this is I was thinking that we could, at least for the first thing like that's. The basic basic um topics that we can start with is um in getting started in open source webinar session.

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So this would kind of like highlight we should talk about Open Source on the high level like how people can contribute to open source right on the high level and making it like a webinar where people can so not just for our community, not just for like the internal Community, because um initially I wanted to say: okay, let's just you, let's um do something on one of our meetings or why not make it open to like, like our external audience as well, so making it a webinar session.

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You know, um I just did this registration, this registration thing just like I, think testimonies before this meeting, which is not yet ready. um So do we think that this is and then going back to here? This is a placeholder name. I feel we can come up with something more creative I know. It looks very long. So, um okay.

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um The the so these are the things. What what name can we come up with? Does this sound good as a because I maybe want to do it on a monthly Cadence, maybe want to make it like a series, because then the webinars will be recorded. Maybe you want to make it like a series? What would uh what would be a good name, because I just put that thing there I want to be a good name. Does this sound like a good first topic?

A

What are other topic, ideas that we could come up with um and also we need like on the awareness part, was able to talk about awareness here. uh We need um visual designs that we eat, that we hold all this stuff so yeah. So what do people think? That's um for this part I'll just open the door so up to everybody.

A

Is everybody going with my idea? Naming is not also.

D

But I was talking, I said uh with my. We might need to rethink the name, but then I take some time and just give people time to think about it. um But I think uh this may be somehow too long. I, don't know how we can shots in the same way.

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Not so creative, so anything else.

D

I said we can just allow people to think about it, because uh coming up with the name is not actually an easy thing to do. No.

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One said: I think what would you say: remove the money I've gotten yeah.

C

How about uh kale stocks, you know if that's too simple or too mistakes, chaos talks.

A

It's not really described like I want I want.

J

At least some people.

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Yeah, you should really highlight because it helps you like SEO. Yes,.

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It definitely has to have open source in it and.

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um So what about the the first I think the first topic.

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Sorry could I see.

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Round tables but yeah.

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Okay, so we have, we have two ideas which eventually land on one chaos, Africa open source series, open source of chaos, Africa with London, one okay um for the like I said I, just I, just pinned it up um 30 minutes ago. We still need like a so. This is for design.

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um These were designed people um we need, like I, don't know if somebody wants to volunteer to do like a design. This is the page you can. People can start registering, though. Let me see how it will work, um so you can click on the link and register. We are going to use our meeting time to do it like the next week and the next meeting this happened. This meeting happens bi-weekly so use like the 20th of um time.

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um So does anybody want to help us out with the design for this, at least for this? For this one and I think we need some form of branding around this? At least we need like something branding it's instantly on this mixing yeah.

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I'm on the call good afternoon, everyone.

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Thank you, yeah yeah,.

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Yeah, actually, okay, so good afternoon, everyone um so I think I'm, just gonna take on um the like. You mentioned The, Branding right and probably also work on the model, since it's kind of like the first time we are doing it so I'll just create a template around it and, of course, run the whole idea.

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You know I think understand it did or make adjustments.

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I think Iowa designed or do you want to do the design for the for the first one to.

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Can collaborate right.

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Yes and second um sorry,.

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What about the open search, the open source show.

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Do you know why I I I think I sort of like the first I'm.

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Anybody should kind of like go with me anyways, um since um it's more like um something that will be ongoing right, so I think.

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A series- just is just the best, descriptive word when it comes to this conference, but of course maybe there are other bit I wish that I don't know about me. My vote is.

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Yeah I think I'll go with series too, because since it's something that's going to be recording right, um I.

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Think we already.

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Have that frequency or monthly.

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um So if we're gonna be doing it monthly, then I think you should have you know Series so that you get people thinking. Okay, I I have to come back next month for another.

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um You know Foundation Network or something yeah I.

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Think we should also have a midday. Throw something in the chat. Sorry sounds sounds touch anyways.

D

I also think, like we have to look into what formats uh it's going to be. For instance, you show my makes sense. I mean it's fancy in a way. If it's going to be like a video conference or a video Workshop thing honestly, yeah.

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Think it takes its markets in a way.

A

See we have that day, a lot of things we can do- and this is this- is just something we can start up with a lot of I I have like once we have funding like money there, a lot of ideas that we can do so um I'm not going to get all these ideas can keep coming in yeah, and if anyone has anything that you think would help the African ecosystem and remember, we have to tailor it down to African experience, um because that's our audience.

A

So if you have ideas of anything that you think would just let me know anytime, it's something that we can keep um and if you want to also lead these things, because, um while I'm managing the community, people can do other things. If you also want to like lead these things, that the ideas feel free to always like pop the a DM and volunteer to meet them. So so we don't spend a lot of time on this right now, because there are like other things.

A

So thank everybody, for the suggestions would I would keep giving feedback when we have like design. So that's we'll post it on Twitter and get more people. People can share more people, can register and be part of it and you can build the um the the agenda and would we want to invite to take over this session and all that stuff.

A

um So this is like an opportunity that I wanted to share um the Linux Foundation I don't know. Has anybody taken? Oh abisola, sorry, you have your hand operations. I forgot. Please go ahead for move to the next agenda. I am.

C

Thank you very much um I'm. So sorry, I have to bring you a big box. I don't want to talk about here on this and.

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So let me you want to join so I'll. Just put your name here.

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Three of you can coordinates vector um so yeah all.

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Right. Thank you.

A

Very much sure, um I see pressure said to us will be great for your podcast. That's nice, I think so too. Let me put them to the acronym here, because that's that's easy acronym for me. Okay, um so yeah this opportunity, like I, don't know, has anybody taken any costs on Disney notes?

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um No Foundation has like a training platform. Has anybody taken it costs on it before this? Is their training so yeah? So um this some of the courses are free. Some of them are like paid it and see this one, but 200 they are the ones that are free so especially for people getting started with tech. The free ones are and even for open source.

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If you click on open source here, like this you're going to see like a lot of courses, if, like at least there are free ones, you know in opens open source, related courses, software engineering, Basics, open source license they're like a lot of three courses, as well as their paid courses.

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um There are also courses on like system, administration and Cloud containers. A lot of them, and these are I, have taking courses on this um Linux foundation. Training platform it offers certification as well, so I can say they are like really good courses. So the the scholarship is something that is helpful to the for the paid courses, um the ones that are certified too. So you can apply.

A

These are like people that got it last year, um so it's currently open, so you can apply um to get the scholarship um so check it out um and definitely apply. I'll, definitely advice, Google job right. um Does anybody have any question about um this currently before the next thing.

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um So I see new people here that I haven't met before in chill my Mitchell. Do you want to introduce yourself uh that was no way I'm joining from and what you do.

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um Hi everyone, my.

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Name is Mitchell.

K

um I'm from wait, I'm from Lagos Nigeria here I'm, a software developer focusing on front end, have over like two years, one one and a half years experience in JavaScript typescript still win the next chess. You know all of the ecosystems so I, basically like tinkering with front end and I'm a music lover, so I think. That's basically about me.

A

Hello guys did you put the music that you, your comfort, album? Let me see, let me look for yours, yes, I.

K

Just actually found out that so oh.

A

But what's your comfort, album dude.

K

I have a couple so I only listen to Christian music. So but I have a couple. I.

A

Do understand me so tell me just tell me if you want that's, it photo.

K

um Starting from like most CCMS, that's contemporary Christian music, so starting from um so Denali to um yeah, to pass these albums. That is, um pastor malarian, the kerygma. What do you from kerygma down to fire my water kind of albums? So this kind of thing yeah.

A

Great, you can add it to the agenda item. um Hi, Nina I, don't think I've met you before. Do you want to say hi and introduce yourself.

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Good everyone, my name is I'm a front-end developer, so I just saw that there was a meeting. This is my first time attending the meeting it's open, so so I just said. Let me just um come in and see what you guys are doing.

A

Yeah welcome you're, welcome, I, hope you attend more of the museums as well yeah, sure, um hi, Gilbert I, don't think. I've met you before My First, Love Met You by a thousand times whoops.

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Yes, hi guys: okay,.

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I'm Gilbert I'm a first tax.

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Soft software developer actually I've been joining the meeting so I think for this Workshop it's the first one.

A

Okay, thank you. Great welcome um give birth, okay, so the next thing on the agenda item. uh Thank you all. The channel is here she reached out to me to handle, like our social media. Accounts.Com he's not posted something anything in like weeks. So um thank you. Lucci for volunteering to handle our social media.

A

um Oh Gilbert's has been there working good. That's great! That's really awesome hope you have been enjoying it so far. Okay, but.

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Okay um yeah, so thank you Ochi and then I just don't want us to, because we have 10 minutes to plan girls Africa con, so the next meet. The next agenda item is the research survey. We actually need people that would write for this.

A

um I think Davis volunteer to do something so I don't know if there are other people that want to volunteer to starts writing the report, because we have a structure already so for context. We we send out a survey. We send out this survey that was last year to um people to our external audience and even internally to get challenges that people face in Africa when they contribute to open source. So we are in the phase of writing out the survey.

A

um This is like a tentative structure that we have so we need like volunteers for people that want to write something based on like the responses we got. So if you want to please, if I put your name here um and would coordinate later, maybe next week to start writing the survey I know divisad.

A

He was going to help out with it too. So, if you want to, you can put your name here right. So it's not good.

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Content, the music contemporated.

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um Yes, did you have any updates for us here.

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Oh, the budging websites, no I I- don't have any of this at the moment right. So the design.

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Okay, no updates, so it's.

E

Really working yeah, so still working progress and just a whole lot has been happening. School.

A

No worries sure take your time um and if you want to help out to um on the event budging website, you can reach out to Kingsley um yeah.

E

I think um correct, I think I got the message from someone.

J

E

um Someone I just mentioned that maybe she's a.

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Heritage that was apisola right, okay, yeah, so I think, okay, hi.

B

Kingsley has very stuff.

E

No, no, not at all oh Merry blessing. You.

B

Ask the question yes: boss for now.

E

Yeah, you know she hasn't, maybe we'll just stop.

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In response to your question Mitchell, the survey is it was. It was more of asking people about like their um challenges when like Africans, when they try to contribute to open source. So that was like what this survey was about. Let me try to go to spreadsheet here. I, just hope the emails are not showing okay yeah. So this was the questions. uh What projects have you been contributing to? How have you been contributing to open source?

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uh What challenges have you faced.

K

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Can't see my screen, that's weird.

K

But not um I could maybe have like a secondary school or something because I can see the Google Docs here.

A

Oh, it's a sheet I'm showing now.

A

Let me stop share and share again: okay, Catherine! Thank you. So much for joining we'll see you later, um okay! Is it showing now? Can you see it now.

K

um I think it's looking over just blank for now.

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Can see your screen clearly.

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Okay, so maybe.

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um So yeah so Mitchell. These were like the Soviet questions and then we got a lot of responses around process of. Like writing. The survey we've gotten like we've done the analysis. The quantitative analysis part. So we are process of writing to show the um the reports. Rather um so then we go back I think we have.

A

So if you want to volunteer to write, um you can put your name here so I know a lot of a couple of people that introduce themselves talked about spin front-end developers um or during um web stuff. So we have a um in current an ongoing projects, um badging websites. So there are open issues here. I know: Enoch was supposed to be in this meeting to give some updates because he was working on a lot of things on the websites, but I don't think Enoch is here. You can see us making commits created.

A

Bear boots such a weird, commit message, but yeah he has been making commits to the website lately and I. Think restructuring some things. So you can check out the open issues. If you're interested I know some people said they were front-end Developers.

A

So this is a good way for you to contribute and we still need to note some people that have been assigned to issues to finish it up. So if anybody wants to be our captain or nudge people to because there are some issues here that are you know, people took them up and they haven't.

A

They're still working on it, so there are some of them that people took them up, but they haven't done anything. So we need to notch them if they are still contributing to it. So if you want to help us do that here feel free to nudge people to Do It um Kingston, you want to say something.

E

Yeah so um I think um this is also an aspect of like what you just mentioned. Now it's just an aspect of I think maybe we also introduced in the workshop.

E

You know so when you finally start contributing to open source, how to go about contribution and staying on the project, because um that of course has been one major bottleneck, writing design and sort of altered a lot of things actually, so it's not really easy to just jump on the projects that someone else was handling and probably has gone like 80 of the project and the person.

E

So so I I, don't know if it's just something someone is going to take on right, so maybe in the design and also in success or any other stats right involved in a particular project. So it's just an idea but I feel like we should also you know make this part of the workshop. I think it just came up so I feel yeah.

A

I do agree, and it's and there's something I I always feel like which it's pretty normal, because in Australia Open Source is like people sometimes set out time that they want to contribute. So people want to be drive by contributors. Some people don't want to like necessarily stay in community, so it's pretty normal. Sometimes when people take I have an example that issue that I told you that please come and take it away from my hands.

A

So at work still was like I signed up for something and I couldn't do it at the end of the day it kept on going for weeks and then I just had to you know, because Daniela is an active contributor. In one day, I was like I. Have this issue that I thought I was going to be able to do, but I don't have the bandwidth anymore? Could you help me take it on and yeah? So sometimes it's it's normal man.

A

People have like all that, like they have their full-time jobs, people have their lives outside of Open Source. So sometimes you can forget. Sometimes there's no time to do what they said. He wanted to so that's also like pretty normal.

E

Yeah, you notice what you just did. There was kind of like. um Maybe you actually called for someone to help right, yeah.

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E

Yeah so this question: if you want to we understand, of course, so you have your job and everything, but if there has to be a transition or if there was any formal transition- okay, I'm not going to be around for maybe a couple of weeks or months or maybe this is a far. This is the much I can do on this project and someone else maybe take home from here. So I think that would be cool. Then someone will reply your message to spark- and you know it's just like.

E

Okay, everyone gets here from the question. Yeah.

A

That's that's true. That's like I think on that sometimes I. We do talk about it when I speak about best practices to contribute to open source so yeah, which would definitely add that in you know in workshops or the sessions, you would do in the future. So thank you gently.

A

um So the last thing before we moved to the chaoscon Africa planning um I'm really excited about a lot of people like with the hard opportunity people attend this meeting. I, don't know what what I did correctly this time, but um there's a way you can. You know not forget about this meeting like keep reminding like um you can add the meetings to your calendar, um so your Google calendar will remind you and you um in case any day, I forget not to do a channel, so you can go to chaos, um chaos, the community.

A

These are like the chaos main websites. If you go to events, oh no, not even sorry, if not where the hell is going back.

A

So if you go to community I'll go to calendar um and then, if you see here, you see that the skills Africa meets in you can copy to your calendar. Click copy to your calendar and.

A

And network is about it, Well yeah, if you click up into your calendar, please, if you do, if you don't, if you save it like this, it will only put for that meeting. So click on um this do not repeat click on custom and do it to happen every two weeks and then, when you click done and then you save it so you it would always be your calendar and just keeps reminding you of the meeting so yeah. So that's all we have for today.

A

We want to move over to the chaos Africa girlscon Africa planning. So if you want to stick around and be part of, the community feel free to stay on the call. But if not we'll see you in the next meeting, which is our webinar, so I'm just going to stop here and stop the recording.

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