Organizer Guide¶
Welcome! This guide aims to help anyone who wants to start a local Write the Docs meetup or a regional conference. Our community is growing quickly and we want to provide resources, guidelines, and tips on how to build and maintain events no matter where you are in the world.
All the content in this guide and in the resources repository is open source, and we welcome contributions and suggestions! Feel free to communicate and share ideas with your fellow documentarians on Slack or by creating issues and pull requests in the GitHub repository.
Note
There are a number of topics that aren’t written yet. That means that you can write them! Please submit your thoughts and ideas, and you can contribute to making this guide better.
You should also look at the Team page to see more information about who is currently filling these roles.
If you’re interested in helping start or organize a Write the Docs conference, send us email at support@writethedocs.org.
Meetups¶
Information about the global Write the Docs Meetups.
- Meetups and COVID-19
- Many Countries Have Temporarily Banned All “In-Person” Meetups
- Interim Guidance from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Starting a Meetup
- Meetups FAQ
- Make your meetups more sustainable
- Livestream or record a Meetup
- Write the Docs Meetup Quorum
- Organizing a Quorum meetup
- Emcee script
- Quorum meetup roles
Newsletter¶
The nitty-gritty about creating our hand-crafted newsletter.
Conferences¶
Information about our regional Write the Docs conferences.
We also recommend reading the DevOps Days organizer guide. They have very similar philosophies and have a great guide as well:
Community Spotlight¶
Information about contributing interview content for the community.
Salary Surveys¶
Credits¶
This guide draws much inspiration from the Django Girls Organizer’s Guide.