Consider saying more about how office hours work / give examples in order to make people feel less intimidated about joining
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This came from a discussion on Discourse https://discourse.llvm.org/t/office-hours-round-table-notes/82839/3?u=asb
It sounds like there's one problem of people not being aware of office hours, but I also wonder if people are intimidated about joining. If this is indeed a problem, I’d wondered about some kind “what you can expect from office hours” that reflects that different hosts might handle them in different ways but gives a little more colour beyond what is on the website already. Maybe even a "how I used office hours (and other LLVM resources) to get involved in LLVM" might be an interesting blog to arrange we could link to.
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Start with the linked Discourse discussion and the office-hours material already on the LLVM website. Identify what newcomers currently lack, then propose examples or a “what to expect” guide, optionally alongside a blog or personal-experience resource. Done means the content scope is agreed and the updated guidance or linked resource is published.
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