G11n team ends Fedora Activity Day on high note

November 19, 2015 / / 3 Comments
Team picture of the Fedora G11n team

Team picture of the Fedora G11n team. Source: pravin-s.blogspot.com.au

On November 1st – 3rd, 2015, the Fedora Globalization (G11n) team held their Fedora Activity Day (FAD) in the Red Hat office in Tokyo, Japan. A Fedora Activity Day is a mini-conference where contributors get together to work on major tasks related to Fedora. The G11n team met with objectives of working on Fedora 24 development plans, brainstorming on a Fedora globalization workflow, and deciding strategy for different Fedora products.

Fedora contributor and member of the G11n team, Pravin Satpute, wrote detailed reports of the happenings over the course of the FAD. You can read his Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3 write-ups on his blog.

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Justin W. Flory

Justin is best known as an Open Source contributor and Free Culture advocate originally from the United States. Justin has participated in numerous Open Source communities and led different initiatives to build sustainable software and communities for over ten years. In October 2022, Justin joined Red Hat as the fourth Fedora Community Architect (FCA). He works closely between the Fedora Project community and Red Hat to lead initiatives that grow the Fedora user and developer communities. He also helps make Red Hat and Fedora interactions more transparent and open. Justin is also a contributor to the Fedora Project since 2015. In Fedora, he volunteered as the team leader of the Community Operations team for four years and was a founding member of the Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Team. He represented Fedora internationally at events and conferences, including FOSDEM, DevConf CZ, All Things Open, OSCAL, and others.

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  1. Jens Petersen

    November 19, 2015 — 03:35

    With CEO on our team how could we not succeed! 😉

    • Justin W. Flory (Post author)

      November 19, 2015 — 05:26

      I didn’t realize that was Jim in the picture; I must not have been paying close enough attention! I updated the subtitle for that image to be more fitting. 🙂 Thanks to Pravin for shooting me an email and bringing that to my attention.

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