Category Archives: community

Bugs Ahoy: The Next Generation

Posted on September 13, 2018 by Josh Matthews

There’s a new Bugs Ahoy in town, and it’s called Codetribute. The past I started the Bugs Ahoy project in October 2011 partly because I was procrastinating from studying for midterms, but mostly because I saw new contributors being overwhelmed … Continue reading →

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You are receiving this mail because you are mentoring this bug

Posted on December 10, 2013 by Josh Matthews

Good news! As of today, Bugzilla now sends out emails containing both an X-Bugzilla-Mentors header and a “You are mentoring this bug” message. This means that it’s now possible to highlight activity in your mentored bugs in your favourite email … Continue reading →

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Taking a page from roc’s book

Posted on February 4, 2013 by Josh Matthews

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Posted in community, mozilla, Uncategorized | 7 Comments

Numbers rule the world

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Josh Matthews

One thing that has become clear in my work as a Firefox coding steward is that we have no idea how healthy our community is. When people ask me how many unpaid contributors we have, I don’t have an answer … Continue reading →

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