yaliceme

Joined 15 years ago

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Jan 12
I enjoy rubik's cubes, ecogeekery, dancing, making things, and people. I work at Meteor Development Group (http://www.meteor.com/) and captain at Chez JJ (http://chezjj.com/).
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Comment · 10 years ago
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Comment · 12 years ago
(MDG-er here) On #2, I think you may enjoy browsing https://www.meteor.com/projects. :-) Lots of meaty technical detail on the different subprojects that make up the Meteor stack.
Comment · 12 years ago
(blog post author)

We actually never upvote our own stories or ask others to. It's hard not be curious about the comments, though, and we make a point to identify ourselves in our replies.

Comment · 12 years ago
Comment · 12 years ago
(MDG-er here) Expect a blog post on Isobuild very soon... :-)
Comment · 12 years ago
(MDG-er here) Yup, we decided to break it into two parts! Expect a blog post on Isobuild very soon.
Comment · 12 years ago
No problem, happy to answer questions.

We picked GH stars because it's a transparent public number. Also because it's a relatively lightweight ask that still means a little more than a retweet or FB like. This campaign is about the existing Meteor community reaching out and encouraging new people into our community, and raising money for CodeNow is in the same spirit of accessibility and sharing.

Like Bahamut's comment shows, people do hesitate to star something they aren't actually interested in, and that's good; we want people to actually make an effort to tell their friends why they should check out Meteor. And then, if they succeed, it only takes 1-2 clicks for the friend to register their interest and get counted as part of the campaign.

Comment · 12 years ago
Hi, I'm running this campaign.

I'd say you should only star the project if you genuinely like Meteor enough to star it.

If you're still on the fence about Meteor but like the cause, I'd encourage you to donate directly to CodeNow at codenow.org.

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