Angular is not just a product, it's also a community. We firmly believe that a community is one in which everyone is welcome, and, further, one in which everyone has the right to feel comfortable and accepted. This is what makes a community.There's been a lot of unrest in the community as former Angular team members have shared perspectives and as community members question the future of Angular. In this episode of the Angular Show, panelists Aaron Frost, Brian Love, & Jennifer Wadella talk with Stephen Fluin, head of developer relations on the Angular Team at Google, and ask the hard questions that we've heard are on your minds. If you've been reading Twitter or blogs recently you may have been wanting to ask what team member departures mean for the future of Angular, the future of your Angular-dependent projects and clients, what is being done to address team attrition, where the Angular roadmap is, or what is the status of the backlog of Angular issues. In an effort of transparency, growth, and healing, we voiced your concerns and asked your questions. While we love the Angular product, we love the Angular community equally as much and know that healthy conversation, and sometimes criticism, is the path towards a thriving ecosystem. So now, it's your turn to listen. We covered a lot, but if we didn't ask a question that you think we should have, let us know.