Herstory is the project that I participated most completely in g0v. I originally thought that the difficult team-decision-making and poor communication in cross-border meetings were my personal problems. Until @ael’s enlightenment, I learned that this is a situation that often happened in the open source community. This experience let me know that cross-border collaboration projects can also be developed separately and support each other when needed (my thought is always limited to the framework of "reaching an unified consensus").
But on the other hand, not being familiar with the two representatives - Mee from South Korea and Mami san from Japan is also a problem. Because it’s relatively hard to chat easily, so I don’t know what position I should take when I encounter many things; fortunately, @ael is still willing to help cross-border communication, otherwise I may has been at a loss for what to do.
As for the summit day part, I didn’t write a speech this time, I just followed the outline. I think it’s a very good attempt, because I won’t get nervous when I forget my script (since I didn’t have one at all!), and it’s more natural when I speak. Thanks for the training of my college English program. But Even though I have done so many times before summit, I still make several mistakes when I actually stand in front of the stage. Looking back at the live video, it’s super embarrassing haha! Using wrong wording and keep correcting myself , many pause words "Ehh...and...", and the speaking speed is also unstable as usual. I think the biggest problem is that I’m not confident enough with feminism issue and community governance. I hope I can get familiar and be more confident with my topic next time
The QA session was really a disaster. Most questions were at the level of community governance. I directly took the microphone and acted foolishly 😆. After that, I repeatedly thought about what I should do in QA. I felt that I still need to be more familiar with the issues themselves (including feminist rights, community governance, etc.), and practice to express such issues with others, otherwise every answer will sound empty and inexplicable.
@pei4.cats I guess that we don't have representative of the country. we are just contributor. I still learn about feminism and community. I knew that you felt many difficulties to drive this project. you did good job as overcoming the difficulties. Thank you for your efforts. Hope to feel better. What about having tea time via online this week?
@mee What I meant representative is the main translator of each country, sorry for using a misunderstanding word.
I’m really appreciate for your invitation! Unfortunately I have some urgent works these weeks (interview for an internship, an UX competition, my graduation work, etc), and I might not be able to have time to have online talk😢 However, we could still have a talk next time. Also, if there is any thing to be discussed, you can use HackMD and we could arrange a time if needed.
Oh. you have busy day. After your urgent work, let's have a online tea time :-) please ask freely. Hope to good luck for your internship and graduation work. :muscle:\Pei/
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