Although, the legacy token actually has _more_ privileges than a bot token. bots need to be invited to each channel by a user, whereas legacy tokens have all privileges of normal users, so they can invite themselves
Although, the legacy token actually has _more_ privileges than a bot token. bots need to be invited to each channel by a user, whereas legacy tokens have all privileges of normal users, so they can invite themselves
She'll be attending tatung university for design research in a few weeks (?) And was looking for a place to contribute. She was looking for a hint of when ppl met up between hackathons, so she could meet ppl. I said this was mostly asking around (and shared some projects that meet weekly), but that your conversation on curating a community calendar via chatbot might be a good place to start. She seemed psyched about chatbot stuff :)
@ipa :point_left: was thinking on how to manage calendar with a few ppl. @pm5 :point_left: offered to be responsible for investigating setting up a hubot chatbot.
Anyhow, just wanted to intro! I def feel that chatbot/ChatOps could be a bit of a team/project if desired. In toronto, it's mostly just me, and I've realized that's a problem (mostly through seeing how others openly participate in infra here)
Hi everyone! I’m heading to Taipei in a few weeks, and I want to spend my time there (Dec. 29 - mid March) learning more about and getting involved in the g0v community in person. Does anyone have suggestions about where to start, whether that’s regarding meet-ups or events I should keep an eye out for, or people who might be willing to grab a drink and chat?
Thanks @patcon for the great introduction! It’s good to meet you all. I’ll be in Taipei starting late December, but would love to familiarize myself with the codebase/architecture conversation before then. I have SWE experience but haven’t done a lot of OSS contributions, so I’m excited for the chance to get up to speed