Author: particle
Date: Mon Jan 29 14:32:41 2007
New Revision: 16834

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+# Copyright (C) 2007, The Perl Foundation.
+# $Id$
+
+=head1 Parrot Roles and Responsibilies
+
+This document describes the roles and responsibilities of parties involved in
+the Parrot project. Roles are divided into three categories (Project Team,
+Committers, Contributors,) and may be further subdivided.
+
+=head1 Project Team
+
+Members of the Project Team set the overall direction of the project, track
+project progress, oversee the project source (and access to that source,) and
+develop and maintain the project. The Project Team consists of positions
+selected on the basis of available volunteers, and a general evaluation of
+suitable skills by existing Project Team members.
+
+=head2 Architect
+
+The architect has primary responsibility for setting overall direction of the
+project, and to facilitate team communication and understanding of
+architectual issues. The architect is primarily but not solely responsible
+for making design decisions and documenting them in Parrot Design Documents;
+responsibility for design and design documentation of project subcomponents
+may be given to other members of the Project Team, or may be held jointly.
+The Architect also works with the Pumpking and Release Managers to develop and
+maintain the release schedule.
+
+=head2 Project Manager
+
+The Project Manager has primary responsibility for tracking project progress.
+The Project Manager holds a weekly meeting with the Project Team and key
+Committers, and reports back to TPF and project sponsors. The Project Manager
+also manages project priorities and developer concerns.
+
+=head2 Pumpking
+
+The Pumpking has primary responsibility for the project source. The Pumpking
+is the lead developer, and as such reviews patches, defines coding standards,
+and assists the efforts of Committers and Contributors. The Pumpking also
+develops and maintains the release schedule with the Architect and Release
+Managers.
+
+=head2 Release Manager
+
+Release managers have responsibility for executing a product release,
+according to the release schedule. The release schedule is developed and
+maintained jointly with the Architect and the Pumpking.
+
+=head2 Metacommitter
+
+All Metacommitters are responsible for managing commit access to the Parrot
+repository. Once the Architect or Pumpking approves a request for a
+Contributor to be given commit access, a Metacommitter provides that access.
+The Architect and Pumpking are Metacommitters, but other Project Team members
+may also hold this role.
+
+=head1 Committers
+
+Contributors who submit numerous, high-quality patches may be considered to
+become a Committer. Committers have commit access to the full Parrot
+repository, but generally work only on one or more subprojects; Committer
+categories are described below. Contributors may considered for commit access
+either by being nominated by another Committer, or by asking for it.
+
+=head2 Core Developer
+
+Develops and maintains core subsystems (e.g. IO, Exceptions.)
+
+=head2 Compiler Developer
+
+Develops and maintains one or more Parrot compilers (e.g. IMCC, PGE, TGE)
+
+=head2 High Level Language Developer
+
+Develops and maintains one or more High Level Languages
+(e.g. Tcl, Lua, Perl 6.)
+
+=head2 Build Manager
+
+Maintains and extends configure and build subsystems. Reviews smoke reports
+and attempts to extend platform support.
+
+=head2 Lead Tester
+
+Develops, maintains, and extends test suite and testing tools. Responsible
+for testing goals, including complete coverage of core components on targeted
+platforms.
+
+=head1 Contributors
+
+Contributors are volunteers who write code or documentation patches, take
+part in email or online conversations, or contribute to the project in other
+ways. All volunteer contributions are appreciated and recognized. All
+volunteers who contribute to a file in the Parrot repository may add their
+name to the CREDITS file.
+
+=head2 General Contributor
+
+Many Contributors have no more specific classification--they may find a bug,
+provide a patch, submit or respond to a question, write documentation, or
+contribute in some other way.
+
+=head2 Smoke Tester
+
+Submits smoke reports on one or more platforms. No knowledge of parrot
+internals necessary.
+
+=head2 Cage Cleaner
+
+Fixes failing tests, makes sure coding standards are implemented, reviews
+documentation and examples. A class of tickets in the tracking system (RT)
+has been created for use by this group. This is an entry level position, and
+viewed as a good way to get familiar with parrot internals.
+
+=head1 STABILITY
+
+This document is 'Evolving.' It should 'Stable' before the next release.
+
+=head1 AUTHOR
+
+Jerry Gay a.k.a. particle
+
+=cut

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