Open-source governance model

Started by zyrox, 2013/06/05, 10:23:28

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zyrox

Open-source governance model

I imagine the project could be divided into three tiers.

Tier 1

    The kernel and kernel modules
Tier 2

    Installer
    Official and custom scripts/packages
    Meta packages
    Desktop spins
    More...
Tier 3

    The manual
    Websites
    Translations
    Artwork
    More...


In addition to this, there would also be a public wiki.


All the projects in tier 3 could be placed on a public git server like github.
Some of the projects in tier 2 could also be placed on a public git server like github.

Each public project has a team with commit access doing the quality controls, but anyone can do pull requests.
The wiki would be a natural place to describe how to do pull requests to a public project.


What say you?

devil


zyrox

Looking good indeed.

It would be nice to get some web sites and documentation around these things though, making it more accessible to non-technical users. I didn't even know there was a public server!

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btw, you are supposed to say
QuoteWe fight!

michaa7

Quote from: "zyrox"...I didn't even know there was a public server!...
I still think there should be a link in the menu on the left side showing a structure of siduction.org website with its points of interest.
Ok, you can't code, but you still might be able to write a bug report for Debian's sake

der_bud

Just two clicks away, but only when you know where to look for it :-)  From menu click Development, which opens the dev project chili.siduction.org. On the main page there you find link to Map of siduction
Du lachst? Wieso lachst du? Das ist doch oft so, Leute lachen erst und dann sind sie tot.

michaa7

Quote from: "der_bud"Just two clicks away, ...
I know.
Quotebut only when you know where to look for it :-)  ...
Cool as ever.
I again have the feeling that map remains hidden beyond any rational grounds.
Ok, you can't code, but you still might be able to write a bug report for Debian's sake

zyrox

Conservative and low profile communication can be a good idea (kind of like what debian has), but a open and user friendly portal is also important. Specially if we need to attract different kinds of people, like artists and translators for example.