Ahmad Awais ⌘ ahmadawais

WordPress Governance Meeting Notes #1

Introduction: WordPress Governance Project Launch
Decisions on how should we get started led to the creation of several pathways in the form of Slack Channels

#internal-gov — This channel is key right now to discuss how we will manage the project and that group can submit proposals to the rest of us for discussion. They will be researching project management models and the code of conduct, among other things.
#research-wp-gov — Focusing on research and documentation of existing WordPress governance. Define the current WP governance structure (or a form of it) (make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/about/organization/).
#research-gov-models — Research on other (successful) forms of governance in Open Source pro

Ref :

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	import Month from '~/utils/Month'

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	* Get GitHub usernames that contributed in a file.
	*
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	* @since 2019-04-03
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