Originally created by @vmbrasseur on GitHub (Sep 23, 2017).
The Speaking entry currently points to matteofigus' repo, but the Public_Speaking repo is more comprehensive (and in fact includes the matteofigus one) and also comes with a community for providing assistance.
Is there a policy about replacing a link? I don't see one in contributing.md, but perhaps it's elsewhere?
Originally created by @vmbrasseur on GitHub (Sep 23, 2017).
The Speaking entry currently points to [matteofigus' repo](https://github.com/matteofigus/awesome-speaking), but the [Public_Speaking repo](https://github.com/vmbrasseur/Public_Speaking) is more comprehensive (and in fact includes the matteofigus one) and also comes with a community for providing assistance.
Is there a policy about replacing a link? I don't see one in contributing.md, but perhaps it's elsewhere?
This is the first time I hear about this repo, it's good, well done! @vmbrasseur what do you recon being the best way to collaborate on this?
In the meanwhile, would it be possible to include both links?
@matteofigus commented on GitHub (Oct 11, 2017):
Hi, thanks for tagging me @sindresorhus.
This is the first time I hear about this repo, it's good, well done! @vmbrasseur what do you recon being the best way to collaborate on this?
In the meanwhile, would it be possible to include both links?
Including both sounds good, but that's @sindresorhus's call to make.
@matteofigus, I'm likely just to focus on my one repo. We have a community growing up around it (#public_speaking on Freenode) and have started adding translations (pt-br so far, es-mx planned). We welcome collaborators & pull requests, though, if you're interested in merging and joining our community?
@vmbrasseur commented on GitHub (Oct 17, 2017):
Including both sounds good, but that's @sindresorhus's call to make.
@matteofigus, I'm likely just to focus on my one repo. We have a community growing up around it (#public_speaking on Freenode) and have started adding translations (pt-br so far, es-mx planned). We welcome collaborators & pull requests, though, if you're interested in merging and joining our community?
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Originally created by @vmbrasseur on GitHub (Sep 23, 2017).
The Speaking entry currently points to matteofigus' repo, but the Public_Speaking repo is more comprehensive (and in fact includes the matteofigus one) and also comes with a community for providing assistance.
Is there a policy about replacing a link? I don't see one in contributing.md, but perhaps it's elsewhere?
@sindresorhus commented on GitHub (Oct 11, 2017):
Maybe you and @matteofigus can find a way to work together?
@matteofigus commented on GitHub (Oct 11, 2017):
Hi, thanks for tagging me @sindresorhus.
This is the first time I hear about this repo, it's good, well done! @vmbrasseur what do you recon being the best way to collaborate on this?
In the meanwhile, would it be possible to include both links?
@vmbrasseur commented on GitHub (Oct 17, 2017):
Including both sounds good, but that's @sindresorhus's call to make.
@matteofigus, I'm likely just to focus on my one repo. We have a community growing up around it (#public_speaking on Freenode) and have started adding translations (pt-br so far, es-mx planned). We welcome collaborators & pull requests, though, if you're interested in merging and joining our community?