When Josh first started running Review Club, his primary goal was to train reviewers, a goal that Glen and I shared when we joined the team later on. We've also seen other added benefits from the format, such as improved community interactions, longer-term design discussions, and a tendency to review patches that were getting less attention. For these reasons we continued to run Review Club even though we felt we were getting less training benefit. However, over the last couple of months, we've noticed attendance in Review Club decline and felt like we weren't accomplishing as much as we would like with it. Therefore, we are retiring Review Club in its current form. However, we are looking for new ideas for community driven events or other practices that meet those same goals: training the community to be better reviewers, providing a forum to discuss longer term design and direction within Git, and improving our sense of community through social interactions. I'm very interested in hearing any ideas or suggestions you may have. Calvin Wan
