We don't really want to go display all of the users in the database.

The users show page should actually show details about that user.

When we start sending users messages it will be much easier to use mandrill's unsub features than to manage unsubs ourselves. Their free tier is 10k daily messages we should remain well below that.

Is it worth it to set up a non-OAuth sign up process?

We aught to link to ourselves from that site. We've talked about this before.

Joining the site should put you in the chadevelopers group, which will show up on github (kinda like free advertising for the group) and give that person access to the community open source projects.

I'm not sure if this should be a popover or a tooltip or something like that, but we need to show who the user is and any of the skills that they might have.

If validation fails when a user is created from oauth, it'll fail silently.

Where do we want to host this thing and what should the domain name be?

This just helps to change up the look of the site and gives everyone a "fair" amount of screen time (if that matters).

Eventually it would be interesting to be able to specify whether a user is currently looking for a job and what kind of employment that they are looking for (full time, part time, night time consulting, etc.). We could also allow business to post jobs so that we could create a local job board for developers and other technical people.

We just need to add some validations around the fields that we require and we should be ok

I should have caught this but this link is a relative link. So it's just appending it onto the domain. @adamhaney can you take a look at this?

Specifically I would like to elaborate on how to set up this repo and what the contribution guidelines are.

uh...somehow the footer got lost at some point. So you can't actually sign up or anything currently. That's probably bad.

At some point we want to be able to use this as a means of emailing the developers on this list to alert them of events and whatnot. This means hand selecting people and also being able to filter emails based on skills that the users have listed. This is really probably more of a milestone then an "issue"

It would be super helpful if we could have a listing of events that were taking place that were related to startups/developers/community here in #cha.

There should be some form of admin tools so that the owner of the application can modify any information. This just helps to keep down spammers and will eventually be used in the email notification system.

I'm assuming we'll eventually want to do continuous community deployment, so let's set up TravisCI on the project and have master deploy to the site that way when we merge a pull request the code goes out.

This would totally automate deployment and let the community push stuff out easily.

We should get some analytics up in this business.

Users should have some semblance of control over what displays on their profile, how much information is kept hidden, etc.

The current design looks awful on mobile. It shouldn't actually be that hard to fix.