Our code of conduct is 5 words long: we are all friends here
We recognize that being professional and kind are the same thing and strive to maximize our professionalism
Our operations manual can be found here
Our content writing guidelines can be found here
- Great the contributor with kindness
- If a straightforward fix is suggested (e.g., TYPO, linting fix, grammar improvement, etc) - Approve and merge
- When the proposed PR deals with a more opionionated topic - Encourage at least 2 reviewers, leave the PR open for a few days to allow more folks to chime-in
- Add the contributor to the contributor credit list with this command:
@all-contributors please add @username for content
Members of the steering committee work together to provide guidance and future direction to the project. Each committee member has a particular expertise which they share their knowledge on, and work to lead further improvements to the project in that area. The steering committee members are responsible for approving new best practices, and ensuring current best practices remain relevant.
Collaborators are members who are contributing to the repository on a regular basis, through suggesting new best practices, triaging issues, reviewing pull requests and more. Along with the steering committee, each collaborator leads a project tracked under our Github projects.
The role is in place to help the steering committee ensure that the content provided is of high standard, up-to-date with the industry, and available in many languages. Members who frequently participate in these activities will be invited to become a collaborator, based on the quality of their contributions.
The steering committee periodically reviews the collaborator list to identify inactive collaborators. Inactive collaborators can choose to either continue in or step down from their role, in which case they are acknowledged as a past collaborator. They may later request that the steering committee restore them to active status.
This project follows the All Contributors Specification, which means we recognize all types of contributions, whether they are new suggested best practices/ideas, translations, or new content.
If you have contributed to the project in some way and aren't listed, please add an entry for yourself by using the @all-contributors-bot in a Pull Request or issue. Examples:
@all-contributors-bot please add @js-kyle for code
@all-contributors-bot please add @brunoscheufler for content
Contribution types are listed here.