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Introduction
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About Bob
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Building for the future
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How did you get here
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What makes Apache special
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Apaches mission
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Growing the community
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survivorship bias
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joining a mailing list
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incubators
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beer and pizza
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facetoface interactions
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average user group attendee
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user group folks
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speakers
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mentorship
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street credibility
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role models
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user groups
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theyre not all created equal
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user groups often get stuck
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specific or general user groups
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building a community
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think big
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venue
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growing membership
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encouraging open source contributions
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holding hack nights
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getting into opensource
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giving a talk
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podcasts
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how do you run a user group
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load test
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questions
Description:
Explore the power of user groups as gateways to Apache in this insightful 40-minute conference talk by Bob Paulin, an independent consultant. Discover how user groups can be leveraged to promote open source ecosystems, particularly within the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). Learn effective strategies for engaging communities, securing speakers, organizing activities, obtaining sponsorships, and fostering member growth in software communities. Gain valuable insights into successful practices, potential pitfalls, and innovative ideas to enhance your local software community. Delve into topics such as building for the future, Apache's mission, growing the community, mentorship, and the unique challenges of running user groups. Benefit from Paulin's extensive experience with the Chicago Java User Group as he shares practical advice on encouraging open source contributions, organizing hack nights, and running successful user group events.

User Groups: The Gateway to Apache

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