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| Community can be a tough thing to figure out though. How do you go about being part of or running a community effectively? How can you be productive while avoiding conflict and keeping your team motivated and interested? Although not all the answers are clear, the BuildingCommunity pages are here to help. | Community can be a tough thing to figure out though. How do you go about being part of or running a community effectively? How can you be productive while avoiding conflict and keeping your team motivated and interested? Although not all the answers are clear, the [[BuildingCommunity|Building Community]] pages are here to help. |
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| * Read the [http://www.ubuntu.com/community/processes Community Processes] details. * Take a look at the [http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct Code Of Conduct] and the [:LeadershipCodeofConduct:Leadership Code Of Conduct] |
* Read the [[http://www.ubuntu.com/community/processes|Community Processes]] details. * Take a look at the [[http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct|Code Of Conduct]] and the [[LeadershipCodeofConduct|Leadership Code Of Conduct]] ---- [[CategoryBuildingCommunity]] |
The Ubuntu Community is an amazing place. It is a place filled with amazing people, motivation, determination and a real sense of working together and community. With the right people and the right ingredients almost anything is possible.
Community can be a tough thing to figure out though. How do you go about being part of or running a community effectively? How can you be productive while avoiding conflict and keeping your team motivated and interested? Although not all the answers are clear, the Building Community pages are here to help.
The first step though is to understand how the Ubuntu community is structured and how to get going as soon as possible. Well, here for your joyous delectation is a series of steps to get up and running as quickly as possible.
Step 1: Understand the structure of the community
Read the Community Processes details.
Take a look at the Code Of Conduct and the Leadership Code Of Conduct