Some recommendations for the LocalGov Drupal community crossposted on WAO Over the last few months, we’ve been working with the LocalGov Drupal team to shore… Read More »An Architecture of Participation for Community growth
Part 1: The Two Loops Model for Open Recognition advocacy cross-posted on WAO blog Recently Keep Badges Weird community member, Alex Enkerli, commented on a… Read More »How badges can change the world
Some thoughts on campaigning for the right things cross-posted on WAO blog In the Keep Badges Weird community, we’re beginning to have a conversation about… Read More »Advocating for learner-centric badge systems
Make decisions and share early and often cross-posted on WAO blog At the end of last year, we delivered a robust digital strategy to Julie’s… Read More »HOWTO: Set Open Standards for your project
Working with the Red Hat “PnT Comms” team Originally published on We Are Open Co-op’s blog I’ve just wrapped the second of two workshops I… Read More »Cultivating Community
Originally published on Opensource.com and co-authored with Bryan Behrenshausen and Ben Cotton A community’s brand is its visual identity, its logo a unifying symbol. How… Read More »How an open community rebrands
Creating contributor pathways with the Handbook and Github cross-posted on Greenpeace International’s Planet 4 publication For the last couple of months, we’ve been working on… Read More »How the new P4 Architectures of Participation pair with our Community Strategy
Originally published on Opensource.com When I worked with the Mozilla Foundation, long before the organization boasted more than a hundred and fifty staff members, we… Read More »Have you seen these personalities in open source?
cross-posted on medium On March 9, the year of our Lord 2018, Mr. Mathers and I traveled to the Royal Infirmary at the Edinburgh University… Read More »We are all patients and carers
cross-posted on Medium The first time I touched Jekyll was in 2013 when I was working at Mozilla. At the time, the School of Webcraft,… Read More »Help me Jekyll!