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Add journeypeople and team member minutes from 2019-02-28 meeting
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# Meta Meeting Notes
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This document contains meeting notes from the Meta working group.
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## 2019-02-28: [Meeting][meeting20190228]
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**Written by:** [@spastorino][spastorino]
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[spastorino]: https://github.com/spastorino
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- What problems do we want to solve from a compiler team member perspective and from a contributor perspective?
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- Help to grow the team by ensuring that we engage people who've started to get active in rustc?
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- Provide a source of people who can help implement things without needing as much mentoring?
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- What does it mean to be a journeyperson?
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- You know something about the compiler?
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- People willing to commit some time to help run things
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- What is the role of a journeyperson in onboarding new compiler contributors?
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- r+ rights?
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- Start to do reviews?
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- What responsibilities should a journeyperson have?
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- Are journeypeople members of the team or is a journeyperson role considered a stepping stone toward being a member of the team?
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- What are the qualifications and expectations for a member of the compiler team?
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- What's the difference between journeypeople and team members?
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- Full members know >1 area?
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- Or full members know enough to independently lead a WG in some area?
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- What is the process for becoming a journeyperson?
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- Should compiler team members nominate new journeypeople and then confirm it with the rest of the team?
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- Is there some formal mechanism for that?
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- Should compiler team members have a responsibility to mentor their proposed journeypersons through their new responsibilities?
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- What is the process for transitioning from a journeyperson role to full membership?
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- Same process as already exists for becoming a full member?
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- Is there an ettiquette for journeypeople?
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- What about team members?
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## 2019-02-21: [Meeting][meeting20190221]
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**Written by:** [@nikomatsakis][nikomatsakis]
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- Membership (default):
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- We want to avoid any sort of formal membership to a working group. Instead a wg has leads and interested folk can subscribe to it to receive notifications on GitHub issues and in Zulip.
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[meeting20190221]: https://rust-lang.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/185694-t-compiler.2Fwg-meta/topic/meeting.202019.2E02.2E21/near/159094450
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[meeting20190228]: https://rust-lang.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/185694-t-compiler.2Fwg-meta/topic/meeting.202019.2E02.2E28
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[meeting20190221]: https://rust-lang.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/185694-t-compiler.2Fwg-meta/topic/meeting.202019.2E02.2E21
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[nikomatsakis]: https://github.com/nikomatsakis

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