ParticipationSystems/Discourse
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| Module Name | Module Owner | Module Peers |
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| Discourse | yalam96 | Tanner |
Mozilla Community Discourse
Discourse is a communication platform "for the next 10 years". It features a clean web interface, mailing list features and much more.
Current Sites
Requesting a category
To request a category, please fill out this form.
Requesting an instance
If you're sure your community needs their own instance of discourse, you can file a bug in Infrastructure & Operations :: Community IT: Discourse.
Discourse Team
What does the team do?
- Advocacy
- Set policy for, and review:
→ category requests
→ reported posts
→ requests like name changes
→ Other misc. moderation tasks - Track feature requests
→ Surface their recommendations to IT/Ops to implement - Development
→ Implements features requested
Members
| Yousef | Operations |
| Leo | Development |
Contribution
- Contribute to our site theme
- Become a part of our Discourse Team
Plugin overview
These are custom plugins that run on the Community Discourse instance which provide some key features requested by the community.
Bugzilla
Discourse plugin to make it play nice with Bugzilla
Mentor: Leo McArdle
Code: https://github.com/Mozilla-cIT/discourse-bugzilla
Languages: Ruby (on Rails), JavaScript
Good first bugs: https://github.com/Mozilla-cIT/discourse-bugzilla/labels/good%20first%20bug
Description: The Bugzilla plugin adds various features to Discourse enhancing how it works with Bugzilla by default.
Monitoring
See https://health.mozilla-community.org/
Documentation
Read more on Discourse Documentation
Setup
Learn how you can setup an instance of Discourse on your own