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 Hello, I'm Bastien Guerry,
 
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-and I'm happy to be here.
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+and I'm very happy to be here.
 
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-I've been the Org-mode maintainer 
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+I've been the Org-mode maintainer
 
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 for the last 10 years,
 
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 and I would like to ask the question
 
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 how to help GNU Emacs maintainers in general.
 
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-By GNU Emacs, I mean 
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+By GNU Emacs, I mean
 
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-the whole GNU Emacs ecosystem, 
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+the whole GNU Emacs ecosystem,
 
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-including packages, 
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+including packages,
 
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-not just the core GNU Emacs 
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+not just the core GNU Emacs
 
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 that we all love.
 
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 After a decade of dealing with
 
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-the Org community, 
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+the Org community,
 
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 my view of what a maintainer is changed.
 
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-I'd like to share some ideas with you 
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+I'd like to share some ideas with you
 
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-as I think they could be useful 
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+as I think they could be useful
 
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 to help Emacs maintainers in general.
 
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 And hopefully, these ideas also apply
 
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-to other free software projects, 
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+to other free software projects,
 
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-at least those where contributors 
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+at least those where contributors
 
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 are all volunteers.
 
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 First of all, what is a free software maintainer?
 
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-- Obviously this is some rich dude
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+Obviously this is some rich dude
 
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 with a lot of free time
 
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-- Acting both as a supersmart hacker
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+Acting both as a supersmart hacker
 
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 and a super-patient community manager
 
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-- Someone who acts as the central hotline 
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+Someone who acts as the central hotline
 
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 for users and contributors
 
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-- Who knows how to write many emails, 
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+Who knows how to write many emails,
 
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 probably at the same time
 
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-- Who does not hesitate 
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+Who does not hesitate
 
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 to publicly scold annoying users
 
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-- and someone narcissistic enough 
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+and someone narcissistic enough
 
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 to seek credits for community efforts
 
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-- But really looking for a job
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+But really looking for a job
 
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 in some big IT company
 
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-Right? Well... no. That was a joke. 
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+Right? Well... no. That was a joke.
 
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+01:32.234 --> 01:34.601
 But maybe you did smile
 
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 and that's probably
 
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-because there is some truth to it. 
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+because there is some truth to it.
 
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 Why? Because our culture encourages
 
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 free software users and casual contributors
 
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-to think about maintainers this way.  
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+to think about maintainers this way.
 
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 Don't we continue to use the expression
 
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-"Benevolent Dictator For Life"? 
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+“Benevolent Dictator For Life”?
 
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-This is what I'd call 
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+This is what I'd call
 
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-the "Spiderman syndrome": 
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+the “Spiderman syndrome”:
 
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 maintenance is perceived in terms of
 
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 great power and great responsibility.
 
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 But I believe our culture of superheroes
 
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 is not helpful here:
 
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-it does not reflect the truth, 
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+it does not reflect the truth,
 
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-it does not set the right expectations, 
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+it does not set the right expectations,
 
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-and it prevents contributors 
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+and it prevents contributors
 
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-to properly understand 
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+to properly understand
 
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 how to help maintainers.
 
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+02:19.601 --> 02:21.334
 So let's start again.
 
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-Instead of asking what a maintainer is,
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+And instead of asking what a maintainer is,
 
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+02:24.968 --> 02:27.068
 let me take the list of
 
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-what I do as the Org maintainer. 
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+what I do as the Org maintainer.
 
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 Here is my TODO-list:
 
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-- First of all, I take care of
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+First of all, I take care of
 
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 the orgmode.org website.
 
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-- I also take care of the
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+I also take care of the
 
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 org-contrib NonGNU ELPA package.
 
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-- I do gardening on the
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+I do gardening on the
 
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 community-driven documentation, Worg.
 
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-- I do add contributors to Worg.
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+I do add contributors to Worg.
 
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-- I read emails on emacs-orgmode@, 
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+I read emails on emacs-orgmode@,
 
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+02:51.134 --> 02:54.134
 emacs-devel@ and bug-gnu-emacs@.
 
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-- I contribute to email moderation
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+I contribute to email moderation
 
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 of the emacs-orgmode@ list
 
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 with a bunch of other contributors.
 
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-- I reply to private emails 
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+I reply to private emails
 
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 asking me for help about org-mode.
 
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-- I coordinate with GNU Emacs maintainers
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+I coordinate with GNU Emacs maintainers
 
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 and thanks to them for Emacs/Org integration.
 
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-- I contribute with public emails 
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+I contribute with public emails
 
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 on the Org mailing list.
 
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-- I release new versions of Org-mode.
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+I release new versions of Org-mode.
 
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-- and sometimes, sometimes, 
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+and sometimes, sometimes,
 
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 I contribute with code.
 
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 Do you see a pattern here?
 
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+03:27.168 --> 03:30.468
 Yes. I bet the last three tasks
 
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 is what most people have in mind
 
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 when they think of a maintainer:
 
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 it's all about hacking
 
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 and being an efficient hotline.
 
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-But in fact, these tasks 
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+But in fact, these tasks
 
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 are only a superficial part
 
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 of what I do as a maintainer.
 
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 Some would consider that these core tasks
 
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-are the /interesting/ ones,
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+are the interesting ones,
 
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-while the others are the /boring/ ones. 
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+while the others are the boring ones.
 
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+03:51.634 --> 03:53.901
 I don't see it that way:
 
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 some tasks are about the product,
 
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-others are about the project.  
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+others are about the project.
 
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-Without a good product, 
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+Without a good product,
 
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 there is little chance
 
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 you will have a good project,
 
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 but maintaining a project requires thinking
 
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-in terms of infrastructure, 
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+in terms of infrastructure,
 
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 not in terms of bugs,
 
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-thinking in terms of resources 
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+thinking in terms of resources
 
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-that enable both users and contributors, 
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+that enable both users and contributors,
 
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 not in terms of commits.
 
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-So let me try to define again 
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+So let me try to define again
 
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 what a free software maintainer is
 
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 or should be.
 
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-A free software maintainer 
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+A free software maintainer
 
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 is someone who cares about
 
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-enabling users and contributors 
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+enabling users and contributors
 
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-so that they collectively 
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+so that they collectively
 
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+04:32.768 --> 04:34.201
 take care of the project.
 
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+04:34.201 --> 04:36.734
 See another pattern here?
 
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-That's all about the /project/,
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+Yeah, that's all about the project,
 
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+04:40.301 --> 04:41.501
 versus the product.
 
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-It's about /taking care of it/,
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+It's about taking care of it,
 
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+04:43.634 --> 04:46.934
 versus being a direct hotline for users,
 
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-caring about the project infrastructure
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+so, it's caring about the project infrastructure
 
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+04:49.901 --> 04:52.134
 and about empowering users
 
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-with tools and incentives 
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+with tools and incentives
 
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 so that they care too.
 
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+04:55.268 --> 04:58.434
 How can you help such a maintainer?
 
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+04:58.434 --> 05:00.901
 By focusing on the project
 
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+05:00.901 --> 05:03.901
 and becoming an enabler yourself.
 
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-Let's pause and summarize: 
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+So, let's pause and summarize:
 
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 our culture wants heroes
 
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-and this leads us to expect maintainers 
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+and this leads us to expect maintainers
 
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+05:12.434 --> 05:15.234
 to be superhackers and superactive hotlines.
 
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-This is the HOT mindset of maintenance, 
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+This is the HOT mindset of maintenance,
 
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+05:19.568 --> 05:23.368
 where the maintainers are Headmasters Of Tweaks
 
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 and soon becomes the Headmaster Of Troubles.
 
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-To resist this HOT mindset, 
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+To resist this HOT mindset,
 
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 I suggest to redefine maintenance as ACDC:
 
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-*Asynchronous Collective Distributed Care*:
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+“Asynchronous Collective Distributed Care”:
 
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-- /Asynchronous/ because time management
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+“Asynchronous” because time management
 
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-is a private matter 
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+is a private matter
 
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 and we are all volunteers.
 
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-- /Collective/ because, well, 
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+“Collective” because, well,
 
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+05:44.168 --> 05:45.634
 no man is an island.
 
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-- /Distributed/: because the more power
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+“Distributed”: because the more power
 
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-to the "edges", the more resilient 
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+to the “edges”, the more resilient
 
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 the system and the project is.
 
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-- /Care/ because this is all about care:
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+“Care” because this is all about care:
 
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+05:56.368 --> 05:58.501
 with each other as users
 
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-or as contributors, 
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+or as contributors,
 
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-with the project's infrastructure 
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+with the project's infrastructure
 
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+06:02.101 --> 06:05.301
 (servers, websites, bug trackers, etc.)
 
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 and care about having a useful product.
 
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-/Enabling/ users and contributors means
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+So, “enabling” users and contributors means
 
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-encouraging them to take ownership, 
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+encouraging them to take ownership,
 
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-which is more than just delegating tasks.  
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+which is more than just delegating tasks.
 
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+06:19.801 --> 06:22.068
 Let your users and contributors know
 
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-that they need to tap into 
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+that they need to tap into
 
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 the collective attention pool with care:
 
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 the more autonomous they are, the better.
 
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-So, with this ACDC definition in mind, 
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+So, with this ACDC definition in mind,
 
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-how can /you/ help Emacs maintainers?
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+how can <i>you</i> help Emacs maintainers?
 
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-- First of all, by *becoming a maintainer 
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+First of all, by <i>becoming</i> a maintainer
 
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-for your own project*, however small.  
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+for your own project*, however small.
 
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-Think in terms of project (vs product). 
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+Think in terms of project vs. product.
 
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-Empower users and contributors. 
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+Empower users and contributors.
 
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-This will help you understand 
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+This will help you understand
 
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-how to help other maintainers. 
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+how to help other maintainers.
 
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-("More power to the edges!")
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+“More power to the edges!”
 
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-- *Volunteer as a contributor steward
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+<i>Volunteer</i> as a contributor steward
 
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-for another project*: you don't need to
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+for another project: you don't need to
 
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+07:02.201 --> 07:03.868
 be a supersmart hacker
 
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+07:03.868 --> 07:05.634
 to help others to contribute.
 
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-(For Org-mode, we are lucky to have 
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+For Org-mode, we are lucky to have
 
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-two great contributor stewards.)
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+two great contributor stewards.
 
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-- *Learn how to teach*,
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+<i>Learn</i> how to teach,
 
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+07:12.868 --> 07:16.468
 because pedagogical skills are invaluable.
 
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-(Taking the time to explain 
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+Taking the time to explain
 
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+07:18.301 --> 07:20.868
 how to write a bug report or a patch
 
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-is invaluable and this is a core part 
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+is invaluable and this is a core part
 
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-of the Org culture.)
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+of the Org culture.
 
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-- *Test and enhance the project's 
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+<i>Test</i> and <i>enhance</i> the project's
 
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-contribution process*. (For Org-mode,
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+contribution process. For Org-mode,
 
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-you would read and suggest contributions to 
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+you would read and suggest contributions to
 
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-the org-contribute pages on Worg.)
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+the org-contribute pages on Worg.
 
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-- *Take care of the project's calls for help*.
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+Take care of the project's <i>calls for help</i>.
 
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-(For Org-mode, this would be this list
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+For Org-mode, this would be this list
 
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+07:40.560 --> 07:43.599
 that we have on updates.orgmode.org
 
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-For Emacs, this would be =etc/TODO= file.)
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+For Emacs, this would be <i>etc/TODO</i> file.
 
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-If the calls for help are not explicit enough, 
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+If the calls for help are not explicit enough,
 
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+07:50.834 --> 07:52.834
 try to contribute some.
 
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-- *Encourage users from outside the project
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+<i>Encourage</i> users from outside the project
 
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-to contribute to the core forum*.  
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+to contribute to the core forum.
 
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-(For Org-mode, there are many hacks and fixes 
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+For Org-mode, there are many hacks and fixes
 
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-being shared on reddit and stackoverflow: 
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+being shared on Reddit and Stack Overflow,
 
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+08:03.901 --> 08:05.401
 and that's fine, but we we should not
 
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-wait for months before having this 
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+wait for months before having this
 
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-shared on the list.)
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+shared on the list.
 
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-- *Let the core forum know about 
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+Let the core forum <i>know</i> about
 
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-what happens in this outside world* 
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+what happens in this outside world
 
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+08:13.701 --> 08:16.601
 by sharing important information yourself.
 
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-- *Propose your help for non-code tasks*: 
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+<i>Propose</i> your help for non-code tasks:
 
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-maintain a website, 
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+maintain a website,
 
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-enhance the (community-driven) documentation, 
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+enhance the community-driven documentation,
 
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+08:23.734 --> 08:26.101
 help with bug triage, etc.
 
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-- *If you expect someone else to fix your bug,
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+If you expect someone else to fix your bug,
 
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-try fixing someone else's bug too*:
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+try fixing someone else's bug first, and too:
 
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-that's how you'll learn Emacs Lisp 
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+that's how you'll learn Emacs Lisp
 
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-and that's how you'll concretely 
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+and that's how you'll concretely
 
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+08:37.668 --> 08:40.501
 train your empathy, your sense of taking care.
 
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+08:40.501 --> 08:42.068
 That is so critical.
 
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-- *Don't expect the maintainer 
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+Don't expect the maintainer
 
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-to be a hotline*, 
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+to be a <i>hotline</i>,
 
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-especially a private one. 
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+especially a private one.
 
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+08:46.801 --> 08:49.234
 Address yourself to the community.
 
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-- and last but not least, 
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+and last but not least,
 
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-*complete this list*.
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+<i>complete</i> this list.
 
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+08:53.120 --> 08:54.959
 I'm trying to open a conversation here,
 
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+08:54.959 --> 08:57.168
 so don't be shy.
 
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-That's it.  Is it hard? Yes, this is hard,
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+That's it.  Uhm, is it hard? Yes, this is hard,
 
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-and that's because helping maintainers 
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+and that's because helping maintainers
 
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+09:04.640 --> 09:07.760
 by becoming such a enabler
 
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-in this ACDC mindset 
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+in this ACDC mindset
 
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+09:09.839 --> 09:12.080
 is not immediately rewarding,
 
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+09:12.080 --> 09:15.168
 whereas fixing a bug clearly, clearly is.
 
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-But if you start thinking of the project 
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+But if you start thinking of the project
 
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-as something that enables you 
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+as something that enables you
 
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+09:19.301 --> 09:21.440
 to do amazing things, and I believe
 
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+09:21.440 --> 09:23.434
 Org is this kind of project,
 
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+09:23.434 --> 09:25.034
 and if you start thinking
 
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+09:25.034 --> 09:26.634
 of the maintenance as something
 
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+09:26.634 --> 09:28.934
 that enables more contributions,
 
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-you will see how important and rewarding 
+09:28.934 --> 09:31.734
+you will see how important and rewarding
 
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+09:31.734 --> 09:35.668
 it is to become such an enabler.
 
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-So, definitely grateful to all enablers
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+So, definitely grateful to all the enablers
 
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+09:39.701 --> 09:41.401
 that we have in Org's community!
 
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+09:41.401 --> 09:43.734
 And to everyone who maintains
 
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+09:43.734 --> 09:45.701
 a culture of teaching and learning
 
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+09:45.701 --> 09:49.068
 through polite and respectful interactions
 
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-on the mailing list and elsewhere: 
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+on the mailing list and elsewhere:
 
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-we always need more "power to the edges".
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+we always need more “power to the edges”.
 
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-And I'm also very grateful 
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+And I'm also very grateful
 
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-to the EmacsConf 2021 organizers,
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+to the EmacsConf organizers,
 
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+09:59.034 --> 10:02.568
 because that's really taking care
 
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-of the community! Thanks very much.
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+of the community! So, thanks very much!
 
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-[captions by sachac]
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+[captions by sachac & zaeph]