On Fri, Sep 20, 2019 at 12:32 PM Vipin Bharathan <vipinsun@...> wrote: ... This goes back to the idea that only code contributions matter- please broaden your outlook on what "technical

Silas, Thanks for a detailed response @Vipin Bharathan > There are well known techniques for this. We need to adopt them. @Silas Davis >What are they? For example, (from "Nudge") - it is shown that

GitHub has a limit of six pinned repos. When we added these pins, we didn't have six top level projects. Now we have over six. I propose to either pin one repo - this one - or none at all. CNCF has

Silas for the people, 2020! Cheers, Christopher Ferris IBM Fellow, CTO Open Technology IBM Digital Business Group, Open Technologies email: chrisfer@... twitter: @christo4ferris blog:

+1. Didn't Silas get elected as a people's representative or something? Or am I making this up? -- Duncan Johnston-Watt CEO, Blockchain Technology Partners Twitter: @duncanjw Mob: +44 777 190

Silas, Thanks for your thoughtful note. I agree pretty much completely with all that you wrote. I was also very pleased to read that you intend to stay engaged. You always bring a great

From my experience of the people elected, the TSC looks like a good TSC. I think we should enlarge the TSC as a tactical manoeuvre (which may not work) to nudge Hyperledger towards a more

Reminder: Hyperledger Caliper Quarterly Update Due #tsc-project-update When: Thursday, 26 September 2019 View Event Organizer: community-architects@... Description: The Hyperledger

Hi all, I apologize forthe late notice but I'm going to cancel this week's call due to a combinationof a light agenda and logistical challenges on my end. I do want to pointout that several quarterly

Hi Everyone, Some points on this: I don’t think it matters what we name these groups. If we want to keep the name of “working group,” that’s fine. The main point we have noticed

> I believe if we set the expectation that the working groups be > driven by the projects themselves - that is, the rationale for > their formation, the bulk of activity, the work products created -

I agree with this idea of rebooting anything not formed in the last 6 months and structuring them around a clear time-bounded deliverable based on project involvement. Dan From: <tsc@...> on

Please please please let's not call them SIGs! For the sake of avoiding confusion with the existing SIGs and their reporting structure. I realize that we use WG in a slightly

per the brief discussion in the TSC this morning, the core proposal from the WG task force is that we replace working groups with technology focused SIGs (where discussions happen) and task forces

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Thank you all. I'mreally honored to serve as chair. -- Arnaud Le Hors - Senior Technical Staff Member, Blockchain &Web Open Technologies - IBM From: "DanO'Prey via Lists.Hyperledger.Org"

Congrats, Arnaud! Dan, thanks for your leadership over the past year. Hyperledger has grown and prospered during your tenure. Let’s work to continue that trend even as we look to ways to increase

Congratulations again to Arnaud! And thank you to Dan for the awesome work representing the TSC on the board over the past year. Exemplary job. Dan O'Prey CMO & Head of Community / +1 646 647

Congratulations, Arnaud. I’m happy to have the chair role in good hands. Best, Dan Middleton Principal Engineer Intel From: <tsc@...> on behalf of Ry Jones <rjones@...> Date: