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# Meeting Notes 17 May 2021

###### tags: `Meeting`

:::info
- **Date:** Nov 1, 2030 2:30 PM (CET)
- **Agenda**
1. Sofware Review sync `10min`
2. Editorial Board `20min`
+ domain area "buckets"
+ how to find editors for each "bucket"
+ onboarding
4. SciPy mentored sprints `15min`
- **Participants:**
- Leah Wasser (LW)
- Ivan Ogasawara (OW)
- David Nicholson (DN)

:::

## Notes
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1. softare review sync
+ devicely
+ ask on twitter about reviewers
+ OW: could act as reviewer, worked on related tool
+ pymedphys
+ LW: pymedphys -- actually a set of tools - similar to astropy
+ some issues we should close - close all of the old presumbissions
2. editorial board
+ Lets start with Ivan, David and Leah
+ We might consider domain "buckets"
+ ROpenSci + JOSS like model
+ who do we want, how long do they serve
+ we have onboarded them

## Action Items
- LW: close older issues w/invitation to submit
- LW: will get back to simon about PyMedPhys
- DN: add suggestion to editor guide to update initial comment w/reviewers etc. so it's right at top of issue
- DN: post on twitter asking for reviewrs for devicely
- DN: figure out if there's overlap for phylup
- DN: follow up w/LW + IO about mentored sprints at SciPy

## SciPy Mentored Sprints (David) - Tania Allard
* they are doing these springs at pycon
* https://mentored-sprints.netlify.app/
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGUHyP8ki_Q
* could we use pyopensci maintainers to participate in the mentored sprints?
* Have them bring friends who can contribute to the sprints?
* maintainers would need to identify things to fix
* Then they would come to the sprint
* Do they have to register for scipy?
* sprints are run in discord
* git help desk
* maintainers volunteer time to
* find issues ahead of time
* work with people who want to submit PRs
* ask them to do things that aren't code contributions like run through a tutorial and raise issues, etc.
* Open science labs - they do hae training materials already in (spanish?)


Challenges with mentored sprints
* getting envt setup
* knowing what issue to work on


# Outcomes
we will go to scipy and SPY

ducky app for video chat?!

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