[yt-dev] Ways to make the yt community more welcoming

[Nathan Goldbaum]

Hi all,

Sarah Sharp, formerly the maintainer of the linux USB stack, recently
stepped down from linux kernel development due to the toxic nature of that
community.

While we're miles ahead of the tenor on the linux kernel mailing list,
there are always ways we can improve the community.

Just today Sarah published this post on her blog, which has lots of
concrete suggestions for making communities more welcoming.

http://sarah.thesharps.us/2015/10/06/what-makes-a-good-community/

Are there things on these lists that the yt community could be doing that
we aren't right now? There are lots of project ideas here, some much bigger
than others, so I'm just throwing it out here in the hopes that will pique
the interest of a few of you to implement some of these suggestions.

-Nathan
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