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Jeff Potts, Chief Community Officer at Alfresco, outlines his objectives to engage, enable, and expose the Alfresco community in order to increase participation, make contributions easier, and promote exceptional community members. He discusses motivating community involvement through sense of purpose and skills development, and previews upcoming community events and initiatives in 2011 aimed at strengthening the Alfresco open source ecosystem.

Alfresco Community

Jeff Potts
Chief Community Officer

Alfresco Community Mission

To increase the value of the Alfresco
community for all stakeholders and
make it the leading example for all other
commercial open source companies to
follow.

My Objectives for the Community: 3 E’s

Engage. Enable. Expose.

Engage community members

•  Increase community participation
o  Quality and frequency
•  Increase Alfresco-related community
code contributions
•  Provide a mechanism for direct
product feedback from community

Enable the community

•  Make it easier for the community to
make code contributions
•  Make it easier for end-users to find &
install community-contributed
extensions from within the product
•  Make it easier for newcomers to get
started with Alfresco

11 ways to contribute to the Community

•  Create/respond to a •  Participate in a
topic in the forums roundtable or
•  Use Alfresco Jira to committee
raise an issue or •  Conduct a webinar
contribute a patch •  Attend an event
•  Edit the Alfresco wiki •  Give a talk at an event
•  Post an Alfresco- •  Publish a screencast/
related status on a video
social site •  Contribute to/start an
•  Write a blog post or open source project
article

Peace, love, & open source reasons

•  You want to be part of something
bigger; a movement, a revolution
•  You want to collaborate with others
•  You want to be recognized amongst
your peers
•  You dislike _________ (Microsoft, IBM,
Oracle, proprietary, all of the above)
•  You like to code or write or create
•  You want to be part of a community;
sense of belonging

Expose the greatness

•  Promote individuals making
exceptional contributions to the
community
•  Promote community contributions
•  Alfresco Community Everywhere

Objectives Recap

•  Engage community members,
regardless of skill set or relationship to
Alfresco, to participate more deeply
•  Enable the community with tools,
resources, and product enhancements
that leverage community contributions
•  Expose the greatness already existing
in the community, both community
projects and individuals

What to Expect in 2011 (1 of 2)

•  Annual Community Survey
•  Alfresco support for locally-driven
meetups/hack-a-thons worldwide
•  Alfresco DevCon 2011
•  Catalog of Alfresco add-ons with
ratings, comments, ACCP
•  Forum points contest
•  Contributor of the Month/Year

What to Expect in 2011 (2 of 2)

•  Community Advisory Board
•  More examples of Share customization
•  Alfresco.org tweaks

Upcoming events

•  Tech Talk Live: Share Extras
o  6 July, 17:00 CET
o  First Wednesday of every month
•  Dashlet Challenge starts 29 June
•  Alfresco meetups in Spain
o  http://www.meetup.com/alfresco
o  http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Local_Communities
o  Any volunteers???
•  DevCon Europe 2011 in November

Email: jpotts@alfresco.com
Twitter: @jeffpotts01
Blog: http://ecmarchitect.com

The document outlines Jeff Potts' objectives for the Alfresco Community which are to engage community members, enable the community with tools and resources, and expose great contributions. Key plans for 2011 include an annual community survey, supporting local meetups, the DevCon conference, and promoting exceptional community contributors. The goals are to increase participation, make contributions easier, and promote the community.

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