On 06/05/2017 04:48 PM, Josh Boyer wrote: > Hi Atomic group, > > The Atomic PRD (https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Atomic/PRD) that was > recently drafted says that other CPU architectures can be added as new > community members join. A perfectly fair and reasonable statement! > However, it now leads me to ask a question of you. Do you have formal > ways for a new community member to join? Is there an on-boarding > document in place? I ask because we already have community members > willing to maintain other cpu architectures, particularly around ARM > for IoT and ppc64le for containers. > > So aside from the work they have already done, such as request > composes for these architectures and do testing, what else would you > like to see in order for them to be official members? >
Hey Josh, We don't have anything official that I know of. For me it's all about the following: 1 - do people hang out in IRC/mailing list and show up for meetings 2 - do things get unbroken relatively quickly 3 - does requested work get done in a timely manner If you want to formally be a member of the WG then doing those three things and requesting to be a formal member will most likely get you there. You can formally request to be a member by opening a ticket against our pagure instance. Note that formal WG membership doesn't really buy you much. We really take all of our community involvement seriously and I don't think we've ever not considered someones vote for something because they weren't an official member. We are glad to have everyone! I hope this helps answer your question Dusty _______________________________________________ cloud mailing list -- cloud@lists.fedoraproject.org To unsubscribe send an email to cloud-le...@lists.fedoraproject.org
