Who's Your 2019 PowerShell Community Hero?
Today we’re opening nominations for the 2019 PowerShell Community Heroes! We want to know about those in the community that are doing a wealth of good. Have they written a fantastic script, or posted a blog series that has been exceptionally helpful? Are they doing a mad amount of pull requests in a module or in PowerShell Core? Here is your opportunity to make sure they get the recognition they deserve!
All you need to do is take a couple of minutes to fill out a quick survey to let us know who you’d like to nominate and why. It’s that simple!
Link:
https://survey.sogosurvey.com/r/FsZhCb
We’ll be announcing the top honorees at this year’s PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit, followed by an announcement right here on PowerShell.org. The survey closes on April 5th!
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