Merge pull request #4 from code4lib/twitter

Remove Twitter data

Author: kshepherd

_data/examples/scholarship-recipients.yml

@@ -1,6 +1,4 @@
 - name: Joebob Bobjoe
   bio: "Hodor. Hodor hodor, hodor. Hodor hodor hodor hodor hodor. Hodor. Hodor! Hodor hodor, hodor; hodor hodor hodor. Hodor. Hodor hodor; hodor hodor - hodor, hodor, hodor hodor. Hodor, hodor. Hodor. Hodor, hodor hodor hodor; "
-  twitter_handle: "code4lib"
 - name: Rosalie Lierosa
   bio: "Lorem ipsum dolor amet mustache knausgaard +1, blue bottle waistcoat tbh semiotics artisan synth stumptown gastropub cornhole celiac swag."
-  twitter_handle: ""

_data/examples/speakers.yml

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# NOTE: we've not traditionally used the github, twitter, slack, or bio at all
+# NOTE: github and slack aren't used anywhere?
 - id: aaaron-collier
   name: Aaron Collier
   last: Collier
@@ -7,7 +7,6 @@
   position-title: Software Engineer
   bio: |
     Aaron Collier joined the Infrastructure Team at Stanford Libraries as a developer in mid-2017 from the California State University Office of the Chancellor, where he served as Repository Manager for several years. His true passion is judging beer.
-  twitter: aaronisbrewing
   slack: acollier
   github: aaaron-collier
   image_src: /assets/img/nopics/nopic5.jpg

_data/past-keynotes.yml

@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
 - id: evergreen-team
   name: Evergreen Team
   bio: "The Evergreen Project was initiated by the Georgia Public Library System in 2006 to serve their need for a scalable catalog shared by (as of now) more than 275 public libraries in the state of Georgia. After Evergreen was released, it has since been adopted by a number of library consortia in the US and Canada as well as various individual libraries, and has started being adopted by libraries outside of North America. The Evergreen development community is still growing, with about eleven active committers and roughly 65 individuals who have contributed patches (as of March 3, 2013). However, the Evergreen community is also marked by a high degree of participation by the librarians who use the software and contribute documentation, bug reports, and organizational energy. As such, Evergreen is very much about both the developers *and* the users."
-  twitter_handle: EvergreenILS
   work_title:
   institution:
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/evergreen.jpeg
@@ -10,7 +9,6 @@
 - id: karen-schneider
   name: K.G. Schneider
   bio:  "I am the Dean of the Library at Sonoma State University, an august entity that disavows everything written on this blog and through the wriggling of eyebrows hints around that perhaps I could be doing something better with my time like running a university library, yo. I was formerly the University Librarian at Holy names University in Oakland, California (a place that seems remarkably similar to the 'Cupcake U' I sometimes blogged about)."
-  twitter_handle: kgs
   work_title: Dean of the Library
   institution: Sonoma State University
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/karenscheider.jpg
@@ -19,7 +17,6 @@
 - id: erik-hatcher
   name: Erik Hatcher
   bio:  "Co-author, Lucene in Action and Java Development with Ant (aka Ant in Action). Authored many articles at java.net, IBM developerWorks, and JavaPro. Frequent speaker at industry conferences, particularly the No Fluff, Just Stuff symposium circuit."
-  twitter_handle: erikhatcher
   work_title: Senior Solutions Architect
   institution: Lucidworks
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/erikhatcher.jpeg
@@ -28,7 +25,6 @@
 - id: brewster-kahle
   name: Brewster Kahle
   bio: "Digital Librarian and Founder of the Internet Archive, has been working to provide universal access to all knowledge for more than twenty-five years."
-  twitter_handle: brewster_kahle
   work_title: Digital Librarian
   institution: Internet Archive
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/brewsterkahle.jpg
@@ -37,7 +33,6 @@
 - id: karen-coyle
   name: Karen Coyle
   bio: "Karen Coyle is a librarian with over thirty years of experience with library technology. She now consults in a variety of areas relating to digital libraries. Karen has published dozens of articles and reports, most available on her web site, kcoyle.net."
-  twitter_handle:
   work_title:
   institution:
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/karencoyle.jpg
@@ -46,7 +41,6 @@
 - id: jon-udell
   name: Jon Udell
   bio: "Working for Hypothesis on an open annotation layer."
-  twitter_handle: judell
   work_title:
   institution: Hypthesis
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/jonudell.jpg
@@ -55,7 +49,6 @@
 - id: stefano-mazzocchi
   name: Stefano Mazzocchi
   bio: "Previously, he worked as an Application Catalyst at Metaweb Technologies Inc. tasked to help enabling a development ecosystem around Freebase as a platform. Metaweb was acquired by Google in 2010. Before that, he was a research scientist at MIT working on the SIMILE Project for the Digital Library Research Group of the MIT Libraries."
-  twitter_handle: stefanomaz
   work_title: Software Engineer
   institution: Google
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/mazzocchi.jpg
@@ -64,7 +57,6 @@
 - id: sebastian-hammer
   name: Sebastian Hammer
   bio: "My talent is to discern structure within a complex maze of needs and requirements, to see realistic solutions to problems, and to bridge the gap between customers and technical teams."
-  twitter_handle: shammer46
   work_title: Information Retrieval Consultant
   institution: Index Data LLC
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/hammer.jpg
@@ -73,7 +65,6 @@
 - id: ian-davis
   name: Ian Davis
   bio: "British technology entrepreneur. Primary interests are open data, the semantic web and decentralization."
-  twitter_handle: iand
   work_title: VP Engineering
   institution: Avocet Systems
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/iandavis.jpg
@@ -82,7 +73,6 @@
 - id: cathy-marshall
   name: Cathy Marshall
   bio:
-  twitter_handle:
   work_title: Principal Researcher
   institution: Microsoft
   image_src: /assets/img/nopics/nopic1.jpg
@@ -91,7 +81,6 @@
 - id: paul-jones
   name: Paul Jones
   bio: "As a teacher, I try to help smart people get smarter. If I do my work right, they think they did it all themselves. Perhaps they did. At ibiblio.org, we help people who want to share their information freely and legally do so."
-  twitter_handle: smalljones
   work_title: Director
   institution: ibiblio.org
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/pauljones.jpg
@@ -100,7 +89,6 @@
 - id: diane-hillmann
   name: Diane Hillmann
   bio: "She is the editor of Using Dublin Core, former administrator of the AskDCMI Service, co-moderator of the DC Education Community, and former member of the DCMI Usage Board. She is active in the library standards community, having served several terms on the MARC Standards Advisory Committee (MARBI) as a liaison from the law library community and as a LITA representative."
-  twitter_handle:
   work_title: Director of Metadata Initiatives
   institution: Information Institute of Syracuse
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/dianehillmann.jpg
@@ -109,7 +97,6 @@
 - id: dan-chudnov
   name: Dan Chudnov
   bio: "20-year hacker / librarian and newly-trained data scientist."
-  twitter_handle: dchud
   work_title: Director, Scholarly Technology
   institution: George Washington University
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/danchudnov.jpg
@@ -118,7 +105,6 @@
 - id: bethany-nowviskie
   name: Bethany Nowviskie
   bio: "Computing humanist/humane computationalist since 1996."
-  twitter_handle: nowviskie
   work_title: Director of the Digital Library Federation
   institution: University of Virginia
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/nowviskie.jpeg
@@ -127,7 +113,6 @@
 - id: leslie-johnston
   name: Leslie Johnston
   bio: "Leslie Johnston has over twenty years’ experience in digitization and digital conversion, setting and applying metadata and content standards, and overseeing the development of digital content management and delivery systems and services."
-  twitter_handle: lljohnston
   work_title: Director of Digital Preservation
   institution: The National Archives (NARA)
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/lesliejohnston.jpeg
@@ -136,7 +121,6 @@
 - id: gordon-dunsire
   name: Gordon Dunsire
   bio: "linked data. semantic web. metadata. digital libraries. collection-level description. databases for information."
-  twitter_handle: gordondunsire
   work_title: Independent Consultant
   institution:
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/gordondunsire.jpg
@@ -145,7 +129,6 @@
 - id: sumana-harihareswara
   name: Sumana Harihareswara
   bio: "I contribute to and lead open source software communities. More generally, I'm a programmer, technology executive and open source expert who teaches both technical and process skills."
-  twitter_handle: brainwane
   work_title: Open source programmer
   institution: The Ada Initiative
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/harihareswara.jpg
@@ -154,7 +137,6 @@
 - id: valerie-aurora
   name: Valerie Aurora
   bio: "A writer, programmer, and feminist activist. I am a co-founder of the Ada Initiative, a non-profit to promote women in open technology and culture, and also Double Union, a feminist makerspace in San Francisco."
-  twitter_handle: vaurorapub
   work_title: Interim Executive Director
   institution: The Ada Initiative
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/valerieaurora.jpg
@@ -163,7 +145,6 @@
 - id: andromeda-yelton
   name: Andromeda Yelton
   bio: "I’ve been a math major and a middle school Latin teacher. Now I’m a librarian and technologist, and the thing that keeps me up at night and makes me smile is empowering librarians through code."
-  twitter_handle: thatandromeda
   work_title: Library Consultant
   institution: Small Beautiful Useful
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/andromeda.jpg
@@ -172,7 +153,6 @@
 - id: selena-deckelmann
   name: Selena Deckelmann
   bio: "I contribute to PostgreSQL, run Postgres Open and keep chickens."
-  twitter_handle: selenamarie
   work_title: Data Architect
   institution: Mozilla
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/selenadeckelmann.jpg
@@ -182,7 +162,6 @@
   name: Kate Krauss
   bio: |
     Katie has been an influential political strategist and organizer since the late 1980s. An early member of ACT UP, she lead and organized a diverse statewide coalition that succeeded in tripling the budget of California's AIDS Drug Assistance Program and restructuring the State of California's AIDS funding priorities. One of the first US activists to embrace international AIDS advocacy, she was a key strategist behind the global AIDS treatment movement in the late 1990s, working with groups such as Health GAP and TAC of South Africa.<br>In 2002, Katie founded the AIDS Policy Project (www.AIDSPolicyProject.org) to work on AIDS issues relevant to the global community. She currently directs a national advocacy campaign focused on re-establishing a cure for AIDS as major public goal. She works with leading researchers and international health societies to identify and overcome obstacles to this critical research<br>Katie also works closely with Chinese AIDS activists and human rights defenders and has built a diverse, powerful coalition of western advocacy groups interested in AIDS in China. Her advocacy was influential in securing some $90 million in aid for China's HIV/AIDS programs and institutionrumental in the release of nearly three dozen Chinese activists detained by Chinese authorities for their work since 2002. She organized the successful international campaign for the release of Wan Yanhai, which was covered on the front page of the New York Times.<br>As Communications Coordinator for the AIDS campaign at Physicians for Human Rights, Katie has placed front page stories in the Washington Post and many other outlets.<br>Katie has worked as an advocate on diverse AIDS issues such as clinical trial ethics, vaccine advocacy, the structure of medical research, pediatric AIDS, trade and IP issues, harm reduction, prison health care, Medicaid, the AIDS Drug Assistance Program, Africa's health worker shortage, financing for the Global Fund, and PEPFAR reauthorization.
-  twitter_handle:
   work_title: Director of Communications and Public Policy
   institution: The Tor Project
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/krauss.jpg
@@ -192,7 +171,6 @@
   name: Gabriel Weinberg
   bio: |
     Gabriel Weinberg is the CEO & Founder of DuckDuckGo, the search engine that doesn't track you, and the co-author of Traction, the book that helps you get traction.
-  twitter_handle: yegg
   work_title: CEO & Founder
   institution: DuckDuckGo
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/weinberg.jpg
@@ -203,7 +181,6 @@
   Last: Orphanides
   bio: |
     Dre is the Associate Head of User Experience at NCSU. He is also a long time participating Code4Lib community member. He is one of the co-founders of the beloved Code4Lib workshop, Fail4Lib, which created an inclusive and safe space to talk about project failures and generate constructive conversation around the failures. He's given brilliant and thoughtful talks on user experience and system design.
-  twitter_handle:
   work_title: Associate Head, User Experience
   institution: NC State University Libraries
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/orphanides.jpg
@@ -214,7 +191,6 @@
   Last: Harlow
   bio: |
     Christina works with metadata at Cornell University Library. She thinks her area of work could be called ‘data operations’, but maybe she just made that up. She likes collaborating with folks on library tech- and data-focused work and events.
-  twitter_handle: cm_harlow
   work_title: Metadata Librarian
   institution: Cornell University Library
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/harlow.jpg
@@ -225,7 +201,6 @@
   Last: Bourg
   bio: |
     Chris Bourg is the Director of Libraries at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where she also has oversight of the MIT Press. She chooses to believe that libraries can and should promote social justice. Read <a href="http://bit.ly/cbourgbio">Chris's detailed bio here</a>.
-  twitter_handle: mchris4duke
   work_title: Director of Libraries
   institution: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/bourg_chris.jpg
@@ -236,7 +211,6 @@
   Last: Subramaniam
   bio: |
     Mega Subramaniam is an Associate Professor at the College of Information Studies at the University of Maryland. Dr. Subramaniam’s research focuses on enhancing the role of libraries in fostering the mastery of emerging literacies that are essential for STEM learning among underserved young people. Dr. Subramaniam serves as a fellow for the Libraries Ready to Code (RtC) project led by the Office for Information Technology Policy at the American Library Association (ALA OITP). Read <a href="http://bit.ly/msubramaniambio">Dr. Subramaniam’s detailed bio here</a>.
-  twitter_handle: mmsubram
   work_title: Associate Professor, College of Information Studies
   institution: University of Maryland
   image_src: /assets/img/keynotes/Subramaniam_Mega.jpg

_data/testimonials.yml

@@ -1,41 +1,32 @@
 - name: Kim Pham
   blurb: "code4lib is everything to me. In the community I feel like my work and knowledge is appreciated, so I feel very comfortable and motivated to volunteer, give talks, teach workshops, participate in conferences, host events. It's a great support network, I've never felt as comfortable as I do in this library group!"
   org: University of Denver
-  twitter: tolloid
 
 - name: Becky Yoose
   blurb: "The confluence of technology and libraries drew me to Code4Lib when I was a young librarian straddling the areas of library metadata and technology. After eleven years in the community I am still amazed and humbled by the people I meet in the community and the work they do. There isn't another space that seamlessly combines libraries, technology, and the human aspect quite like Code4Lib in the library world."
-  twitter: yo_bj
 
 - name: Francis Kayiwa
   blurb: "I came away from Code4lib wanting to invite most of the people I met into my office and ask all of the questions about what everyone is doing and how they’re doing it and how can I do those things and what would they change about their tools; what's better is many of them would gladly help. 7 years on I keep coming back for more because over the years technical excellence isn't the only metric used in this community's continued growth. I have made friends in the Code4lib community."
-  twitter: kayiwa
   org: Princeton University Libraries
 
 - name: Alyssa Loera
   blurb: "Code4Lib offers the space to be self-aware, outwardly conscious, and vastly creative. The community seems to be expanding and learning without ego, and I feel lucky to have been welcomed into the group with open arms. The conference is a place where one can look holistically at technology alongside thoughtful practitioners, while building lasting friendships."
   org: Cal Poly Pomona
-  twitter: _AVArias_
 
 - name: Michael Giarlo
   blurb: "Code4Lib has been transformative for me. When I first learned of Code4Lib, I was considering leaving libraryland. Attending the first Code4Lib conference opened my eyes to the community I never knew I had. Code4Lib continues to humble, to inspire, and to anchor; our collective work is grounded in the cultural heritage mission and in the value of working inclusively in the open for the collective good. Here's to another twelve years, Code4Lib---and then some!"
   org: Stanford University
-  twitter: mjgiarlo
 
 - name: Laura Chuang
   blurb: "I attended Code4Lib 2018 on a diversity scholarship and I will always be grateful for that opportunity. It was free of buzzwords, full of welcoming people, and the sessions were interesting and accessible even though I don't work closely with technology or coding. I'm more motivated to explore new areas of technology and librarianship, I've started volunteering with the web committee, and I'm looking forward to attending the conference again!"
-  twitter: LC_butWithCode
 
 - name: Nicky Andrews
   blurb: "Attending my first Code4Lib allowed me to explore the potential of technology, while upholding the importance of empathy and community-building. The connections I made at Code4Lib have continued to deepen over the last year, and it has been fantastic to see how we have implemented ideas that were shaped by conversations there. Code4Lib has modeled accountability and care, including publicly standing up against harassment and organizing support for our community."
   org: North Carolina State University
-  twitter: maraebrarian
 
 - name: Sonoe Nakasone
   blurb: "Code4Lib has been a great conference for me as a metadata person interested in gaining computer science skills and insights. Presentations and topics are selected by the community. As such, I find a greater portion of presentations at this conference to be interesting, relevant, and educational than at other conferences in which presentations are jury selected. They also offer generous scholarships to underrepresented folks in the Code4Lib community. Yay!."
-  twitter: sonoenakasone
 
 - name: Hannah Frost
   blurb: "At Code4Lib, you really get the sense that people are there to share with and learn from one another — to advance their work individually and collectively — and have fun while they’re at it. I left the conference reminded of the widespread passion for libraries as critical features of our society, the passion that draws interesting, creative people to library work, and found I had a renewed sense of purpose in my job."
   org: Stanford University
-  twitter: feefifofannah