Thanks for the info, I will have to checkout readthedocs.org when I have some free time. I am glad that the docs are getting translated, that is great for the future of NodeBB.
How should I work for NodeBB?
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Title explains most. @Community-Representatives
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I was given the title Community-Representative after I posted a bunch of helpful things for new developers, made a few PRs, and a few plugins. So, those are a few things you can do help them out!
I don't work for them though, I only do it for fun. But the title does keep me motivated to keep my plugins updated and keep on posting more helpful things.
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I'm pretty sure he wants to be a community rep. He was going around posting like he already represented NodeBB.
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Yes, that's the key! If you demonstrate a helpful attitude and are a consistent poster to the forum, you'll be awarded the badge by an admin.
Sometimes we forget, so you can always bug us too
-- but begging doesn't help.Especially for plugin developers. They'll get the @3rd-Party-Developers badge if they publish a plugin, but again, it is manually rewarded.
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@julian how come I am not a community rep?
just kidding... :trollface:
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@julian said:
Yes, that's the key! If you demonstrate a helpful attitude and are a consistent poster to the forum, you'll be awarded the badge by an admin.
Sometimes we forget, so you can always bug us too
-- but begging doesn't help.Especially for plugin developers. They'll get the @3rd-Party-Developers badge if they publish a plugin, but again, it is manually rewarded.
What do you mean by that? Is there no initial staff application etc.?
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@CreeperFace Community reps are not staff, I think.
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Nope, not staff, but friends of NodeBB
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@pichalite said:
@julian how come I am not a community rep?
just kidding... :trollface:
You are already it seems
