Outdated links for Open Source Diversity Berlin and Diversify Open Source Bangalore in spaces section.

[Roshanjossey]

1. https://www.meetup.com/opensourcediversity/

This meetup group doesn't exist anymore. I think it could've been archived when meetup.com moved to a fully paid model.

However, I see events on open collective. https://opencollective.com/opensourcediversity/events
Even if new meetings haven't been announced, it'd be good to use this link to see past events and what was discussed there.

2. https://diversifyingopensource.github.io/

I found https://github.com/Rakhisharma/diversifyingopensource.github.io while searching for the source.
I'm not sure if this was the original repo.
How should we move forward here? Should we reach out to the maintainer?

[Roshanjossey]

Found more outdated links with https://brokenlinkcheck.com

#	URL	link text	response
1	https://diversitytickets.org/	Diversity Tickets Help events reach a more diverse	404
2	https://www.meetup.com/opensourcediversity/	Open Source DiversityBerlin Monthly meetup in Berl	404
3	https://diversifyingopensource.github.io/	Diversify Open SourceBangalore We help encourage	404
4	https://gssoc.tech/	GirlScript Summer of Code 3 month long Open Source	bad host
5	https://outspokenwomen.io/	Outspoken Women A resource for women and non-binar	bad host
6	http://www.womenhackfornonprofits.com/	Women Hack for Non-Profits A community of women in	404
7	https://events.mozilla.org/opensourcemaintainerhowwomenar	March 21 2019: Open Source Maintainer - Women will Eng	404
8	https://longmoreinstitute.sfsu.edu/there%E2%80%99s-always-something-be-done-liz-henry-being-disabled-tech	There’s Always Something to be Done: Liz Henry on Being	404

[sleepypioneer]

:( how sad so many have been removed. I could see two actions, one to remove links that are outdated, seems like it will be quite a few. Secondly, we could add an archive section to list these old initiatives without linking them. I think reaching to the maintainer if we can confirm it's that account for https://diversifyingopensource.github.io/ is a good idea.

[jancborchardt]

Thanks for going through the links @Roshanjossey!

I found 2 of them where updated versions exist:

• GirlScript Summer of Code: https://gssoc.girlscript.tech/
• There’s Always Something to be Done: Liz Henry on Being Disabled in Tech: https://longmoreinstitute.sfsu.edu/archive/there%E2%80%99s-always-something-be-done-liz-henry-being-disabled-tech.html

So those coul be updated.

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Regarding the other ones, agree with @sleepypioneer’s 2 options. An archive with just a text-only list might be nice. E.g. I didn’t know that Diversity Tickets is no more and that would be a good place to figure out whether it still exists.
Could simply be plain-text list "Archive" at the bottom.

[jonatoni]

An "Archive" section would be nice - but if we don't have capacity for that, we should at least remove them from the website

And indeed is quite sad to see so many projects removed 😞

[aatxok]

Were we still looking to add an 'archived' section? I can implement this. If not, I can go about deleting outdated links from these lists (looks like this could be done already).

[jonatoni]

If you can work on the "archived" section would be amazing 🙏

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[Obi1-x]

Hi! #182 is an attempt to quickly label outdated links without creating an achieved section.

Broken links found by brokenlinkcheck.com and some manual lookup.

Thanks for this FOSS compilation! Quite helpful!

[Alankuriyan]

is this project alive

[jancborchardt]

@Alankuriyan the website is up, it highlights some projects in the space, that's the main goal. :) It's all driven by volunteers so sometimes it's more and sometimes less active. But in general it's mostly a compilation list.