Perhaps, another light weight approach might be to create a list of academic projects using Hyperledger on the Hyperledger website. The requirement for adding to such a list can be as simple as a web

On 7/2/19 5:13 AM, Christopher Ferris wrote: [4] https://jira.hyperledger.org/secure/Dashboard.jspa?selectPageId=10104 To clarify the above URL does not require a LFIT login

+1 Chris Most if not all projects have contributors meetings listed on the HL calendar and CONTRIBUTING.md in the repos. Sawtooth’s for example points

Hi, Hart has a point. We could have a SIG that brings together engineers and researchers. Well advertised presentations could draw practitioners who are wrestling with one problem or the other.

Brian, It might be useful to make contributions a bit more prominent on the Universities page. There's a single link on that page to the community page, and not a whole lot to guide the individual

Hart, thanks for the note and the suggestion. I am not sure that creating yet another SIG is the answer to improving how we communicate how to contribute to the various projects, though. The ROE for

Hi Everyone, I want to propose a new project in the community. This new project will be called Justitia.I hope to communicate with you here and receive some good suggestions. Justitia helps consortium

Reminder: Hyperledger Fabric Quarterly Update Due #tsc-project-update When: Thursday, 4 July 2019 View Event Organizer: community-architects@... Description: The Hyperledger Fabric update

When Ethereum had this same problem, we started the https://ethresear.ch messageboard to discuss problems and papers. Something similar might be useful to Hyperledger. -Virgil

Terrific write-up, thank you Hart! We have long believed we need to engage academia, and have a formal process for doing so:

I like this idea, it is really important to bridge industry and academia together, and create great open-source projects. And it would be appealing, what kind of hurdles they met when made the

Hi Everyone, I spent last week at a Dagstuhl seminar on permissioned blockchain (thanks Mic for getting me the invitation!). If you aren’t aware what this is, it is basically an unstructured

Hello all, Please read the notes . Questions/comments/corrections welcome. We have a tentative agenda for the next call scheduled for the 10th of July also linked to from the notes. The attendees

Sure. I created a group of non-2fa users in labs and sent a message to the group. Many of them are people that have not used labs or even github at all this year.-- Ry Jones Community Architect,

With the July 4th holiday and my assumption of minimal support on the 4th and 5th, would it make sense to delay a week ? -mark -- Mark Wagner Senior Principal Software Engineer Performance and

I've asked in chat, and I'm asking on the mailing list. I haven't run an activity audit on the labs repos (yet). My next proposal to labs is to archive some of the labs that seem to have run the

Have we reached out to get people to add 2FA? You can @ the repo members. Cheers, Christopher Ferris IBM Fellow, CTO Open Technology IBM Digital Business Group, Open Technologies email:

GitHub has a beta for a package registry. We're opted into the waiting list; you can read more here: https://help.github.com/en/articles/about-github-package-registry I'm interested in what you think

All, I propose turning on the two factor auth requirement for the Hyperledger Labs organization on 03 JULY 2019. What I learned from enabling the requirement on the main Hyperledger org is that when a

The TSC does not have agenda items for Jun 27. Consequently we are cancelling this week’s phone call. Next week’s meeting which would fall on July 4 is also canceled. Our next conference