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date: 2021-05-05T20:39:23+00:00
title: Presenting Replicant’s Community Manager
authors: Fil
tags: Community, Institutional, Replicant news, Fil
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The Replicant Steering Committee has concluded the second round of evaluations
of the applications for the community manager role.
We would like to thank all the candidates that have applied for the role. It
has been a greatly encouraging experience to receive so many valuable
proposals and to observe such a responsiveness to our call.
Selecting one candidate among all participants has been no easy task, given
the interesting variety of valuable profiles we had the pleasure to evaluate.
The key aspects that have been considered are, in no particular order:
* the candidate having been actively participating in the community's
activities and discussions, in the forum, the wiki, the mailing list and
the official IRC channel, as well as in-person meetings
* the candidate's experience in installing Replicant and in solving problems
related to this activity
* the candidate's overall confidence with the practical aspects of using
Replicant and helping users with related issues, doubts and information
requests
* the candidate's involvement with other free-software projects similar to
Replicant and/or with interesting points of contact with the work being
done in Replicant
* the candidate's ability to write useful and comprehensible periodical
reports to keep the community informed about the project's activities
* the candidate's ability to contribute to Replicant's technical
documentation
* the differences with typical free software backgrounds (to be able to
bring more diverse perspectives to the project)
All these aspects considered, **Kurtis Hanna** emerged as the most suitable
candidate for the role.
Kurtis has been a very active community member since at least 2016,
successfully helping users in various occasions with different issues and
enquiries.
He is well informed about various free-software projects and has often acted
as a link between some of those projects and Replicant.
He participated in and/or helped organise many of the gatherings that have
been held by Replicant members throughout the last 4 years, either in person
or remotely, contributing his thoughts, impressions and valuable proposals.
In the next few weeks, we will be coordinating with Kurtis and the FSF to work
out the applicable funding conditions and to define the contract that will
regulate the Community Manager's duties.
Once again, we thank all applicants and the whole community in general.
Cordially,
The Replicant Steering Committee
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