Yes, it's that time of the year when everyone has misplaced apostrophes everywhere -- T'is the Season. Just remember, "Axial tilt is the reason for the season," at least when you're an astronomer's son.
Not only is it ChrisKwanFestNukkStice, it's just a week away from New Year's Eve. That can mean only one thing: Plone Metrics Person of the Year and chasing away the wolf that ate the sun (thx to @LeVostrCG). I'm now accepting suggestions for a metric that can be used to differentiate one member of the Plone community from all the rest of this amazing group of people who keep the wheels of Plone spinning.
By way of a recap, here's past years' winners.
Whether I've used personal experience, quality of contribution, OhLol measures, or something else, it's always been a difficult decision. Too many good people doing great things. If you have an idea for this year's metric, pop me a line @schlepp on Twitter.
Cheers!
Not only is it ChrisKwanFestNukkStice, it's just a week away from New Year's Eve. That can mean only one thing: Plone Metrics Person of the Year and chasing away the wolf that ate the sun (thx to @LeVostrCG). I'm now accepting suggestions for a metric that can be used to differentiate one member of the Plone community from all the rest of this amazing group of people who keep the wheels of Plone spinning.
By way of a recap, here's past years' winners.
| 2007 | Alexander Limi |
| 2008 | Joel Burton |
| 2009 | Nate Aune |
| 2010 | Eric Steele |
| 2011 | Toby Roberts |
| 2012 | Martijn Pieters |
| 2013 | Elizabeth Leddy |
Whether I've used personal experience, quality of contribution, OhLol measures, or something else, it's always been a difficult decision. Too many good people doing great things. If you have an idea for this year's metric, pop me a line @schlepp on Twitter.
Cheers!
