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SUMMARY:A practical experience report on community management from Jupyter
  Hub and Jupyter Book - Serena Bonaretti
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DESCRIPTION:Community management is a critical part of growing and cultiva
 ting a healthy open source project like Jupyter. As Jupyter has grown\, it
  has created multiple sub-projects with their own unique opportunities and
  challenges for growth. This year\, I was hired as the first "Community Ma
 nager" for two sub-communities in Jupyter: JupyterHub and Jupyter Book. In
  this talk\, I'll share my experience in the first several months of this 
 role\, including the things we have tried\, what worked and didn't work\, 
 and what we've learned in the process. I'll share the main takeaways and p
 rovide suggestions for other communities that are interested in growing co
 mmunity management and where we'd like to focus next within Jupyter Hub an
 d Jupyter Book. The audience should come away with a practical understandi
 ng of how Community Management could be used in an open source project lik
 e Jupyter\, the most important learnings from our experiment\, and how the
 y could be applied to other open source projects.
LOCATION:Room 106
URL:https://pretalx.com/compute-paris-2026/talk/EGPLU9/
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