[PSR-8] Working Group?

[Larry Garfield]

I feel I need to do this to avoid disappointing a very affectionate
Twitter account...

PSR-8, like any other in-progress PSR, needs to form a Working Group to
remain an active PSR. I am happy to continue as Editor. That means we
need one other Core Committee member to sponsor it and at least 3 other
individuals to join the Working Group.

If interested, please speak up now so we can keep the hugs alive! If a
WG isn't assembled by the end of the month PSR-8 will be considered
abandoned, and that's just sad. :-(

--Larry Garfield

[Daniel Hunsaker]

I can't sponsor, but I'll gladly join the WG.

[Chuck Burgess]

I'm game to play along 😁

--Larry Garfield

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[Sara Golemon]

I was skeptical at first, but you have won me over.  Let's make huggables happen.

-Sara 

[Navarr Barnier]

I'm unable to sponsor but am on board with joining the WG.

Ideally I'd like to see PSR-8 move out of proposal on April 1st

[grey...@gmail.com]

I'm very happy to sponsor.

[Jordi Boggiano]

The PSR-8 Working Group henceforth sets to work.

On 13 January 2017 at 03:30, <grey...@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm very happy to sponsor.

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[Mark Baker]

On 12/01/2017 22:41, Larry Garfield wrote:
> PSR-8, like any other in-progress PSR, needs to form a Working Group
> to remain an active PSR. I am happy to continue as Editor. That
> means we need one other Core Committee member to sponsor it and at
> least 3 other individuals to join the Working Group.

I'll happily offer to join the working group as one of the "other
individuals"

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[Mark Baker]

On 13/01/2017 09:38, Jordi Boggiano wrote:
> The PSR-8 Working Group henceforth sets to work.
>

Is the WG ging to be using Scrum?

[Andreas Heigl]

Am 13.01.17 um 14:17 schrieb Mark Baker:

> On 12/01/2017 22:41, Larry Garfield wrote:
>> PSR-8, like any other in-progress PSR, needs to form a Working Group
>> to remain an active PSR. I am happy to continue as Editor. That
>> means we need one other Core Committee member to sponsor it and at
>> least 3 other individuals to join the Working Group.
>
> I'll happily offer to join the working group as one of the "other
> individuals"
>

I'll also happily offer to join!as "other individual"

Cheers

Andreas

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[Larry Garfield]

Thank you Graham for offering to Sponsor. As for the rest of the
volunteers, I've been advised that the WG should consist of people with
"specialist knowledge in the field, or it should be relevant to their
project/work". I am unclear how to apply that standard in this case.

--Larry Garfield

[Mark Baker]

On 13/01/2017 22:41, Larry Garfield wrote:
> As for the rest of the volunteers, I've been advised that the WG
> should consist of people with "specialist knowledge in the field, or
> it should be relevant to their project/work". I am unclear how to
> apply that standard in this case.

Being British, I have a great deal of experience with more formal
handshaking protocols; but wholeheartedly embrace PSR-8. And it seems
appropriate, with just a week to go until National Hugging Day on
January 21st, to broaden the scope of the PSR with a more international
flavour.

[Andreas Heigl]

Am 13.01.17 um 23:41 schrieb Larry Garfield:

> Thank you Graham for offering to Sponsor. As for the rest of the
> volunteers, I've been advised that the WG should consist of people with
> "specialist knowledge in the field, or it should be relevant to their
> project/work". I am unclear how to apply that standard in this case.

Embracing the PHP-Community is one of the things I try with the
different projects I'm maintaining. Whether thats the list of
PHP-Usergroups to enable everyone interested in finding like-minded
people or or an accumulated list of CfPs to allow speakers to easily
find their target audience to spread their passion for development.

And besides that, with an abandoned PSR-8 my shirt[1] wouldn't be as
much fun as it is now :)

I'm sure that only qualifies for the second half of "specialist

knowledge in the field, or it should be relevant to their project/work".

For the first half we'd need to ask for community members to testify ;)

Cheers

Andreas

[1] https://teespring.com/de/implements-psr-8#pid=389&cid=100024&sid=front

>
> --Larry Garfield
>
> On 01/12/2017 04:41 PM, Larry Garfield wrote:
>> I feel I need to do this to avoid disappointing a very affectionate
>> Twitter account...
>>
>> PSR-8, like any other in-progress PSR, needs to form a Working Group
>> to remain an active PSR. I am happy to continue as Editor. That means
>> we need one other Core Committee member to sponsor it and at least 3
>> other individuals to join the Working Group.
>>
>> If interested, please speak up now so we can keep the hugs alive! If a
>> WG isn't assembled by the end of the month PSR-8 will be considered
>> abandoned, and that's just sad. :-(
>>
>> --Larry Garfield
>>
>