*We hope to continue to grow the number of people involved in our programs
until we can confidently say that we are providing the best help possible
to the hundreds of volunteer developers, designers, technical writers, and
end users of the Wikimedia movement's APIs and services. *
Thank you VC for sharing this news and the important focus of these
changes.
Congratulations all around, with a special shout out to Sarah R and her
evolving contributions to the organization.
-Lynette
Lynette Logan
Director of Administration
Wikimedia Foundation
1 Montgomery St. Ste. 1600
San Francisco, CA 94104
415-328-8232
llogan(a)wikimedia.org
On Sat, May 26, 2018 at 5:19 AM, Gergo Tisza <gtisza(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
That is great news, congrats and thanks to all
involved! Support of
Wikimedia/MediaWiki developers and software reusers has gone through a
quantum leap in the last year or so, and this is another solid step towards
creating a more healthy FLOSS ecosystem.
I'd also like to echo what Trey said: while some of the largest problems
with our open source ecosystem (such as documentation and the lack of
public roadmaps/guidace) have been settled or are being settled
reassuringly, code review remains a pain point. And while that's something
that will need the support of all Technology/Audiences teams, there is
still need for a team that can push for that; I hope Technical Engagement
will be empowered to do so.
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