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My main goal in responding was to acknowledge the issues. This is just the start of the process, and by no means the end. The next step, as you mention, is to
by jonobacon 11y ago
My main goal in responding was to acknowledge the issues. This is just the start of the process, and by no means the end.
The next step, as you mention, is to bring the right people in. This is why I want to ensure this is raised with our teams inside GitHub to explore ways to rectify some of these concerns.
- yohann305 11y agoI'm glad to see someone from github is actually replying on HN and not ignoring this. Thumbs up
- malexw 11y agoNot just anyone - Jono literally wrote the book on building developer communities: http://www.artofcommunityonline.org/ http://www.artofcommunityonline.org/
- avinassh 11y agoIt is also freely available as PDF - http://artofcommunityonline.org/Art_of_Community_Second_Edition.pdf http://artofcommunityonline.org/Art_of_Community_Second_Edit...
- jonobacon 11y agoYou are far too kind. Thanks!
- rjtobin 11y agoHe also founded and hosted a fantastic Linux podcast a long time ago: http://www.lugradio.org/ http://www.lugradio.org/
- noir_lord 11y agoYou did the right thing, fast feedback of "We are looking at it" is often better than later feedback of we did "X". Linode could take a leaf out your book in terms of dealing with people not entirely happy (if I'm been kind) with the way they deal with stuff.
- rmc 11y agoIt's much better for Jono to quickly reply and ack the issue, rather than radio silence while we want for them to completly solve the issue.