Conclusions to the JS meeting held Feb 21st 2015
- Room stars in the meeting room
- Do not unstar previous messages upon starting a new meeting
- Room Challenges
- No more organized room challenges, instead a list of resources that are refreshed weekly hosted at https://github.com/JavaScriptRoom/
- Job postings within the room
- If it's a regular they can pin it. If it's just some programmer can pin/star for a few hours and that's it. If it gets spammy, too out of hand we can readdress.
- Room owners promotions/demotions
- Jhawins - keep as is
- Promotions
- luggage - Not at this time
- roel - Promoted
- Demotions 1. None.
- Should we have a room sponsored/hosted game jam?
- If an individual or group of individuals wants to put one together thats fine as long as they are willing to organize it.
- Improving the attitude towards users who use, need help with, or mention jQuery.
- Ignoring is fine, the room isn't the Learn how to JS room.
- If you're not "feeling helpful", don't try and help.
- Rule #1: Don't be a dick (unless it's really funny)
- Add a JS room specific trash room so we can untrash stuff.
- Trash was created is located here
- Should the rules page should be geared towards newcomers? Should newcomers should be expected to read it.
- Room description should link to rules, bot's message should be "don't ask to ask" and friends
- Bot message should indeed have a TL;DR rules;
- New chat users should get a welcome message based on criteria such as q/a ratio, rep 1. Homework for those who want the feature: Convince the room (well, @zirak), make a list of criteria and what they entail about the person.
- Current room status - Did we address the concerns brought up last meeting, were there improvements or issues since?