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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2014-08-01 1:49 PM, Manish
Goregaokar wrote:<br>
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interested in being a part of that - as a recipient or
contributor - let me know.<br>
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<div>This sounds awesome! I've been mentoring a small amount
online and a bit more locally (in person), and I'd
certainly love to get better at it.<br>
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<div>(I'm a community contributor, not "inside" Mozilla,
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Yeah, I didn't mean "inside" to mean "employed by", that's not the
right thing. <br>
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I'd like to run the course with people who are longstanding
contributors, employees or not, first. I think it will be useful for
experienced members of Mozilla, but the real goal of this exercise
is going to be turning promising early code contributors into strong
communicators, teachers and leaders.<br>
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- mhoye<br>
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