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    10 Apr 2018

    The Community Forum is a place to ask questions, share ideas, and get updates from the GitHub Team. Not sure where to start? Here are a few ways to join in.

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    Jan 31

    Our newest Studies in Community article touches on when you find sincere and important requests for assistance that are things nobody in your community is qualified or able to address. Lee shares how he's handled these kinds of requests for assistance.

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    Feb 1

    Technically rigorous, Contributor-friendly and User-focused. Safia describes why and how she joined the OSS project nteract as a Maintainer (and more!) in our first Maintainer Spotlight.

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    Jan 30

    Our newest GitHub Enterprise Best Practices article provides a list of tools or scripts created by our GitHub Enterprise customer base which utilize our API for automations. Read more:

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    Jan 22

    GitHub Desktop is used by thousands of developers to contribute to a wide variety of projects. In this Support Protips article we walk through a workflow you can use to contribute to repos you don't have write access to, using the 'fork and pull' model.

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  6. Jan 17

    Reminder: There's just one more day to share with GitHub Community Support. We want to know what you need, want, and dream about. Share what you want to learn from GitHub, and help shape the future of the GitHub Community Forum.

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    Jan 16

    It's time for a GitHub Enterprise Best Practices article! In part 5 of our 'Understanding your graphs' mini-series, we talked about GitHub Enterprise Network and Storage graphs. In part 6, we're going to talk about GitHub Enterprise system service graphs:

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  8. Jan 8

    Reminder that GitHub Community Support wants to hear from you! We want to know what you need, want, and dream about. Share what you want to learn from GitHub, and help shape the future of the GitHub Community Forum.

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    Jan 2

    It's time for another GitHub Original Series article! In part 4 of "Understanding your graphs", we talked about GitHub Enterprise Application servers and Background job graphs. Now, we'll talk about GitHub Enterprise Network and Storage graphs:

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  10. 27 Dec 2018

    This holiday season, our very own Lee Dohm wants to remind everyone of the importance of rest, reflection, and taking care of oneself and those important to you. In this continuation of last year's article, Lee talks about burnout and how to prevent it.

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  11. 25 Dec 2018

    Whether you're new to software development or a senior developer, chances are that you've used or contributed to an Open Source Software project. In this article, we'll give a brief overview of best contribution practices.

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  12. 20 Dec 2018

    It's time for a new GitHub Enterprise Best Practices article! This time, we are talking about organizations and teams. Find out why a multi-team structure is preferred over creating many organizations, and how Site Admins can help keep collaboration going.

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  13. 18 Dec 2018

    GitHub Community Support wants to hear from you! We want to know what you need, want, and dream about. Share what you want to learn from GitHub, and help shape the future of the GitHub Community Forum.

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  14. 13 Dec 2018

    Do you have questions about the GitHub API? Check out our API Development and Support discussion board in the Community Forum!

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  15. 6 Dec 2018

    It's time for a new article! In part 3 of our "Understanding your graphs" mini-series, we talked about GitHub Enterprise Authentication graphs. Now, in part 4, we're talking about GitHub Enterprise Application server and background job graphs:

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  16. 29 Nov 2018

    As a community manager, you succeed only if the community succeeds. Being humble and gracious can be key to building a healthy and supportive community. Check out the newest Studies in Community article for related ideas you can put into practice:

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  17. 22 Nov 2018

    Another GitHub Enterprise Best Practices article is available! It's time for part 3 in the Understanding your graphs series: Authentication.

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  18. 20 Nov 2018

    Did you know the GitHub Community Forum has a newsletter? It provides information on what happened over the last month and what's coming up. Sign up here:

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  19. 15 Nov 2018

    In our previous GitHub Enterprise Best Practices article, we explored pre-receive hooks and how they work in GitHub Enterprise. This article will explore common use cases that would benefit from *not* using pre-receive hooks.

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  20. 13 Nov 2018

    With our 1 year anniversary, we announced an upcoming active Community Forum members program. Read on for more details:

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  21. 8 Nov 2018

    Our Social Impact Collection Challenge is complete! Check out our announcement to see the badge and celebrate this event with us:

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