[Morgan Estes]

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I recently heard a speaker say they didn’t need to prepare ahead of time because “I’ve given that talk so many times I can do it in my sleep.” That’s the kind of thinking that makes for a bad talk (and it showed).

I do believe that a topic can be useful multiple times, but the ones I’ve seen like that could best fit in a “beginners” track at WordCamp, rather than grouped together with everything else.

[Morgan Estes]

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[Morgan Estes]

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A couple of things to think about ahead of time:

• Github isn’t Git, and PRs are specific to Github
• What happens when a ticket is updated with a PR from Github and a manual patch from SVN?
• Does a PR from Github that updates a patch automatically mean no more patches named 12345.1.diff?

Looking forward to see the discussion move along!

[Morgan Estes]

+1 for “what next?” and also for deciding which parts of 5.x to utilize in core.

[Morgan Estes]

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[Morgan Estes]

I’m hoping this will include contributions outside of core, as well (subtitles, Codex editing, support forums, Meetups, translations, etc.). There are a lot of folks doing great work outside of core who are worthy of recognition.

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