Local groups and community events
No conferences or meetups are documented in the sources (Community places). That means any group or event that exists is organized by community members themselves. These pages help you do that well.
Contents
The pages of this part
| Page | What it answers |
|---|---|
| Starting a local group | From the first post to a regular meeting |
| A contribution day | An afternoon where a group makes real contributions together |
| Community safety and privacy | The code of conduct at events, a contact person, photos and personal data |
Your event is yours
- Present a group or event as yours, not as an official project event, unless the project has made it so
(
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md, "Trainers and advocates": "Do not call a course, a certificate or an event 'official' unless the project or the partner program has made it so"). - Disclose your ties: an employer or a product of your own.
- The code of conduct "applies at every event about Exponential you organize".
Pages for advocates
The advocates' section covers the speaking and organizing side in depth:
- Proposing a meetup
- Running an online meetup
- Proposing a contribution sprint
- Presenting at a user group or class
- Event checklists
Related pages
- Community: start here
- Advocates: start here
- Becoming a community leader
- Workshops (trainers)
- Free documentation: this page is free to copy, translate and improve under the GNU FDL 1.3.
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