Open Atrium Gets a Community and Learns to Eat It's Own Dog Food

Community Site Has a Collaborative Documentation Space and a Better Case Tracker

We've just launched community.openatrium.com, a new hub for the Open Atrium community. From the day we released Open Atrium, we knew that we'd need a proper place for users and developers to go to collaborate. Until now, we've been using the issue tracker and wiki features on GitHub, but we decided it was time to eat our own dog food. Yep, the new community.openatrium.com site is powered by Open Atrium.

This new site is designed to address two fundamental needs that our community has. First, we need documentation so people can learn what Open Atrium does and how they can use it. In line with this, we also need help writing that documentation. On the community site there's a collaborative space that we hope meets this need. It's a place where the Open Atrium community can come together to create documentation, and community administrators can help moderate, highlight, and curate the content to make sure that it serves the entire Open Atrium user base to the fullest extent possible.