GitHub Community Slack Channel
GitHub Community Slack Channel
The Operations Engineering team also manages a Slack channel dedicated to all things GitHub under the name #github-community.
The aim of the channel is to provide the following:
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A safe space for users to discuss anything and everything related to GitHub.
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An avenue for Operations Engineering to provide news and updates from GitHub, including changes made by us.
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A way to get feedback from our users to understand common pain points relating to GitHub.
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A place for users to learn new skills and share interesting discoveries.
We only ask that requests related to access are kept to the #ask-operations-engineering channel in order for us to better track these types of requests.
GitHub Community Rules
Respect: Always treat your colleagues with respect. Everyone is here to learn, contribute, and engage in productive discussions.
Professional Conduct: Keep the conversation professional. Avoid any content considered offensive, disruptive, or inappropriate in a workplace context.
Relevance: Keep discussions and shared content relevant to the focus of this channel, which is sharing knowledge and best practices around development and analysis within the Ministry of Justice.
Constructive Feedback: When providing feedback, ensure it is constructive, respectful, and aimed at promoting growth and learning. Avoid personal criticism.
Avoid Spam: Refrain from posting unnecessary or repetitive content, advertising, or spam.
Confidentiality: Do not share sensitive or confidential information. Follow all the Ministry of Justice guidelines regarding data security and privacy.
Problem-solving: If you're posting about a problem or issue you've encountered, provide as much detail as you can to make it easier for others to help.
Engage and Participate: Join in, ask questions, answer queries, and share your knowledge! The more you participate, the more valuable this community will be for everyone.
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