Re: Call for Plone 5 Framework Team Members

On 26/06/2013, at 10:12 AM, Elizabeth Leddy <[email protected]> wrote:

> 2 cents: being on the FWT was an amazing experience. If you are borderline or nervous, just make the jump and apply. I learned SO MUCH from working with the team and if you put just a small amount of effort in it will return itself 10 fold. No time for imposter syndrome… hope to see some new faces join in!

What time of day are the meetings?

> 
> Liz
> 
> On Tuesday, June 25, 2013 at 12:57 PM, Ross Patterson wrote:
>> Hello Fellow Plone Developers,
>> 
>> The current Plone Framework Team has decided that the next major Plone
>> release will be Plone 5 (instead of 4.4). So it's time for some fresh
>> blood on the Framework Team. We're seeking nominations for new members
>> to help get an awesome Plone 5 out the door sooner rather than later.
>> 
>> The framework team's mission is to guide the ongoing technical work on
>> Plone in ways that promote code quality and that are aligned with the
>> community's interests. Specific framework team responsibilities include:
>> 
>> * Conducting in-depth reviews of Plone improvement proposals (PLIPs)
>> * Encouraging contributors to submit needed PLIPs, and helping mentor
>> them through the process
>> * Meeting with the team for an hour every 2 weeks to work on moving
>> PLIPs through the process
>> 
>> See http://plone.org/community/teams/framework for more information
>> about the framework team, and http://plone.org/community/processes/plips
>> for more about the procedure for considering proposed improvements.
>> 
>> Framework team members are expected to have made significant (code or
>> non-code) contributions to Plone, to be familiar with current Plone code
>> and/or UI best practices, to have plenty of experience with buildout and
>> to possess a tolerance for awkward silence during conference
>> calls. You're probably a good candidate if:
>> 
>> * You follow discussion on plone-developers or Plone core commits on
>> github
>> * You're already active reviewing Plone-related pull requests
>> * You have an opinion about the future of Plone, but are also someone
>> respected for your ability to carefully consider opinions different
>> from your own.
>> 
>> If you or someone you know is interested in joining the team, please
>> send a nomination email to the framework team list
>> ([email protected]). Please include the name and email of
>> the nominee as well as a note detailing experience with Plone and some
>> reasons for wanting to join the team. Members will be selected by
>> current and emeritus team members.
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Ross Patterson
>> Plone Framework Team
>> 
>> 
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