All,
The community README has a "Become a member of rust-vmm" section [1] describing how to open an issue for being added as a member of the rust-vmm organization. This seems to imply that organization members have special privileges or even worse, that one needs to be an organization member to contribute to the project.
We want to remove that perception because a) members do not have any special permissions on the organization and b) any registered github user can contribute to the project. So we want to remove that section and the associated issue template. Any objections?
Cheers, Samuel.
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On Tue, 2019-05-28 at 11:49 +0200, Samuel Ortiz wrote:
All,
The community README has a "Become a member of rust-vmm" section [1] describing how to open an issue for being added as a member of the rust-vmm organization. This seems to imply that organization members have special privileges or even worse, that one needs to be an organization member to contribute to the project.
We want to remove that perception because a) members do not have any special permissions on the organization and b) any registered github user can contribute to the project. So we want to remove that section and the associated issue template. Any objections?
Sounds good to me!
Thanks, Sebastien
Cheers, Samuel.
[1] https://github.com/rust-vmm/community#become-a-member-of-rust-vmm
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All,
The community README has a "Become a member of rust-vmm" section [1] describing how to open an issue for being added as a member of the rust-vmm organization. This seems to imply that organization members have special privileges or even worse, that one needs to be an organization member to contribute to the project.
We want to remove that perception because a) members do not have any special permissions on the organization and b) any registered github user can contribute to the project. So we want to remove that section and the associated issue template. Any objections?
Sounds reasonable. Chao
Cheers, Samuel.
[1] https://github.com/rust-vmm/community#become-a-member-of-rust-vmm
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participants (3)
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Boeuf, Sebastien
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Peng, Chao P
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Samuel Ortiz