--------------------------------------- Want to help in community team => Question: Is this the right mailing list for this? --------------------------------------- Hello, for several weeks I have already watched the goings-on at Tor (irc, blog, wiki, ...). Now I decided to say hello. I'm a very creative and autistic artist, satirist (writing), photographer, physicist, ... . Caused by some talent I work as mathematical adviser and now I'm also studying math to pretend more professionalism. Also I do what I call "creative (crazy) Nerd-consultant" after I didn't found an already existing job title which describes what I do. People say: "You are extremely strange, crazy and creative" and I thought I should use this. Sadly I'm not the best programmer although I earned my money with it in the past. Or better I'm able to code but I prefer to spend my time with math or other creative work. It just makes more fun. I think I'm best suited into the community team with my skills. But I'm also open for other tasks of course ;-).

Monday, 18.01.2016, Georg Koppen <gk@torproject.org>: Hi,

I realized recently that there seem to be no community team meetings anymore (is that the case or am I just missing something?). At least

not

in #tor-outreach. Nor are there status reports sent to tor-reports.

Is there any other way to get to know what the community team is currently discussing/planning/concerned with?

Georg

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That's a good question. In particular for new people like me. What's the typical way to get involved in the community team? I hope I'm not too crazy for Tor people and don't know if and how I can help. So that's enough for a public mail. Bye, Carolin -- ________________________________________________________________________ URL: http://www.carolin-zoebelein.de E-mail: contact@carolin-zoebelein.de PGP: D4A7 35E8 D47F 801F 2CF6 2BA7 927A FD3C DE47 E13B