RxC Wiki Project Governance

Issues

Anyone may request changes to the RxC Wiki by opening a GitHub issue. To request that new content be added to the Wiki, use the Wiki page proposal issue template.

Pull Requests

Anyone may propose changes to the RxC Wiki. The mechanism to propose such a change is a GitHub pull request.

All pull requests must be approved by the Web Director. If a pull request is endorsed (“seconded”) by at least one triager, the Web Director must respond with one of the following actions:

1. accept the pull request

2. request changes to the pull request

3. deny the pull request and provide reasoning for doing so

Triagers

Triagers assess newly-opened issues in the [RadicalxChange/www][] repository. Triagers are given the “Triage” GitHub role and have:

• Ability to label issues and pull requests
• Ability to comment, close, and reopen issues and pull requests

Any RadicalxChange community member who has attended one or more RxC events (e.g. community calls, conferences, meetups, etc.) and made a few contributions to the RxC Wiki project (commenting on Issues, PRs, Discord, etc.) may apply to become a triager by opening an issue.

RadicalxChange Foundation

The RadicalxChange Foundation has final authority over this project, including:

• Technical direction
• Project governance and process (including this policy)
• Contribution policy
• GitHub repository hosting

Web Director

RadicalxChange Foudation may appoint a Web Director to act on its behalf.

All pull requests will require final approval from the Web Director. This is to avoid breaking changes to the website and to provide a final check on content published by RadicalxChange Foundation.

The current Web Director is @alexrandaccio, Technical Director of RadicalxChange Foundation.