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Intro
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Life as a computer game
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Todays topic
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Time zones
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Working with volunteers
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Languages
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Being the odd one out
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Mistakes
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Being taken to be representative
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People act differently
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Theres less time available
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Peer support
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Language
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Community
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Random Guy
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Spotting
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Making jokes
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Written vs spoken
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Trying new things
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Speaking in front of strangers
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Designing
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Almost there
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Youre almost there
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Positive first feedback
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Stack Overflow
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Resources
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Teambuilding
Description:
Explore diversity and inclusion in open source communities through this insightful conference talk by Nick Burch from the Apache Software Foundation. Gain a unique perspective on the challenges faced by those "playing life on easy" and discover how to recognize and address blind spots in diversity and inclusion. Learn from Burch's personal experiences working on projects, communities, and support at the ASF, as well as his insights from moving to a new country. Acquire valuable resources and specific takeaway actions to build better open source communities. Delve into topics such as time zones, working with volunteers, language barriers, being the odd one out, and handling mistakes. Understand the importance of peer support, community building, and positive feedback. Gain practical knowledge on improving communication, designing inclusive environments, and fostering teamwork in diverse settings.

Diversity for Those Playing Life on Easy

Linux Foundation
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