If you hate bad meetings, you should talk to @ChangesetLLC.

I’ve walked away from every meeting run by @brainwane with a sense of awe and wonderment rather than crankiness and regret.

Efficient, painless, productive.

My view is that an open source project without a healthy external community doesn't provide most of the benefits of open source....

Kandra Labs hired Sumana Harihareswara to do some consulting during the early days of Zulip ... I think this was one of the best decisions I made early on: it was incredibly helpful to have her to both help with direct work on setting up the community and bounce ideas off of and talk about what types of things we should be doing to help make Zulip a project that a community can grow around.

Whenever I wonder 'What has Sumana been up to lately', I see her working on some excellent new project, cleaning out a neglected backlog, organizing training materials, helping people start an event, documenting something undocumented, prodding WMF to get smarter -- in other words, she's been tirelessly, fearlessly, capably making things better for our dev community, which in turn benefits the quality of the software we build together.