Anyone want to know how many people said Yes to #ForkOffTogether ? 
Anyone want to know how many coders are ready to #ForkOff ?
Anyone want to know if we have translators? Community managers? accessibility experts? designers / artists, who want to #ForkOffTogether ?
Just waiting for the prepped toots to get the go ahead from proof-readers!
Toots have been proofed.
As you know, last week I made a Survey to see if you all were interested in a Fork of Mastodon for Governance.
I expected to keep it up for 1-2 weeks, before processing any of the data.
However, the response was huge in just the first 24 hrs, so we went ahead.
And today I'm going to show you some screenshots!
There were no troll-responses that we felt we needed to delete, because there wasn't enough to devalue that survey.
You wanted to #ForkOffTogether
Actually over 100 people (109 responses to the survey) wanted to #ForkOffTogether. And all in all we had 171
To put that in perspective of the 470 contributors that #Mastodon has had on the GitHub repo, I feel like we have a solid base to go from here.
Some of the comments even suggested that "No I don't want to, but we need to", explaining why they ticked No.
But do we really have enough coders? According to the survey, as well as people who reached out in person, yes, yes we do.
We have 50 people who say they can contribute with code. 20+ people who can contribute with Governance of software of organization. Others want to help with experience, money, emotional support, resources. (hover photo!)
Some of the "other:" responses were: Testing, Sysadmin, Code Review, Copywriting, Mentoring new contributors, Security/Penetration testing.
Some of the people who answered to this survey have already been involved in #MastoDev or a #Fork.
Overall, people want to either make a new fork, or maybe contribute to an existing one. I know that #glitchsocial was the most popular suggested fork, which is appreciated, but @bea made it clear that we wont find governance there. That said, the fork could still be from Glitch-soc and build on the good features they've already helped provide to a fair share of the #fediverse.
