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iteles opened this issue
Nov 10, 2017
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For a while now, we have been using the starter label across our repos as a way to indicate to people who would like to contribute that that issue might be a good place to start making contributions. (see #36)
However, GitHub has now introduced its own good first issue label (hex #7057ff) as part of their default labels for new repos
Given that GitHub plans to make this new label and help wanted more discoverable and they will be added by default to all new issues, should we consider swapping our starter label for good first issue?
@varjmes Wondering if you have any thoughts on Github's new label and its effectiveness/wording?
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discussShare your constructive thoughts on how to make progress with this issuequestionA question needs to be answered before progress can be made on this issue
For a while now, we have been using the
starter
label across our repos as a way to indicate to people who would like to contribute that that issue might be a good place to start making contributions. (see #36)However, GitHub has now introduced its own
good first issue
label (hex #7057ff) as part of their default labels for new reposGiven that GitHub plans to make this new label and
help wanted
more discoverable and they will be added by default to all new issues, should we consider swapping ourstarter
label forgood first issue
?@varjmes Wondering if you have any thoughts on Github's new label and its effectiveness/wording?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: