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Even though I think we're already pretty good open source participants, having a code of conduct would - imo - be a way of solidifying our approach to community involvement.
I more or less want to ha…
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People shouldn't guess gender and gendered pronouns. Neither should software. Would you write code to guess someone's race using heuristics?
ghost updated
8 years ago
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I propose that we should adopt one of the standard Codes of Conduct.
eg. http://todogroup.org/opencodeofconduct/
> This code of conduct outlines our expectations for participants within the [COMMUN…
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The ministry for women and education in austria already has an application for iphone and android that provides all of the services (and more) that buoy is working on, i suggest you take a look at it:…
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In mid-November, we'll send our big list a series of two emails to outline the impact of our work in 2014. In addition to updating our supporters about our work, it primes them for the EOY asks that w…
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Sequences of words e.g. "gender-based violence" should be valid keywords
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Management and pushing of alert messages:
- Notifications can be sent via data providers (sms, email, twitter?, rss?)
- Notification sign up comes from saved search / collection pages ie http://gi…
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Allow a subset of tags to be used as topics.
These are used on both the search and indicator view pages. They will not change frequently, so a hardcoded list will work for now. I _think_ the requirem…
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Pinging @mbellotti @cjhendrix
I redeployed to dev the latest code and I found the following issues:
1. in feature pages section (and tab) I see countries, organizations and tags instead of topics.
2.…