protoschool / beijing Goto Github PK

Once issues #1 and #2 are complete, please complete Step 5 in the chapter setup instructions to open a PR to have your chapter listed on the main ProtoSchool chapter listings.

There's an MVP readme provided for you, but you may want to personalize it by:

• adjusting the welcome section
• adding additional contact info for organizers (email, Twitter, etc.)
• calling for co-organizers to join you
• mentioning related Meetup groups that will be hosting your ProtoSchool events

• What's the form of activity you like

• What's period of time you are willing to attend

• More opinion we can share and discuss

Due to some personal reasons in my family, I moved from Beijing to Shenzhen city and settle down here.

I 'm sorry that I can't continue to keep the maintainer management for ProtoSchool Beijing and
I have communicated with Bob for this case and he will continue to maintain it.

Although I can no longer undertake management work, I will continue to learn and export relevant technical knowledge to the public in my spare time.

Thanks again for the trust before @terichadbourne

Introduce Yourself

In 2017, I organized the IPFS / Filecoin online community filecoin.cn, and organized many activities throughout the country. Be confident to help Beijing community run better and better.
Dapao Xie
GitHub：@btcioner
Twitter：@RalapXStartUp
Email：[email protected]
https://twitter.com/RalapXStartUp/status/974723543580655616

Co-Organizers

I want to be co-organizing protoschool with Beijing.

I've included a draft Code of Conduct for you that uses both @bobjiang & @daijiale's email address for reporting purposes.

Please ensure that all chapter organizers have reviewed the CoC thoroughly and are comfortable enforcing it before listing your chapter on our main website.

Our tutorials are currently all in English, but If you decide that you'll be conducting your chapter events and repo discussions in a language other than English, you are welcome to update your Code of Conduct to the appropriate language. What's used right now is a custom Code of Conduct that mixes the Contributor Covenant (see available translations) with the Conference Code of Conduct (see available translations) to ensure it covers interactions both online and at events.

@bobjiang

As announced in early March, ProtoSchool's new local leadership model centers around events as opposed to chapters and gives local event organizers more flexibility. If you haven't yet done so, there are a few steps you'll need to take as we transition to this new model, especially since it no longer relies on the use of GitHub.

Tasks to complete by the end of April:

• Review the updated local leadership model, including the guidelines on what qualifies as a ProtoSchool workshop
• Review the detailed transition guide for chapter leaders
• Decide whether you'd like us to archive this chapter repo or transfer it to other ownership (details here)
• Subscribe to the ProtoSchool newsletter, checking the box for local leadership updates

If you have questions on the new local leadership model or your options as we transition, please feel free to email us.

Thank you so much for your continued community leadership!