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# Makes it easy to know who to contact and how to contact them about a change you are making. | # Makes it easy to know who to contact and how to contact them about a change you are making. | ||
# Makes it easy to know what communication channel to watch for incoming changes you may care about. | # Makes it easy to know what communication channel to watch for incoming changes you may care about. | ||
# Clear to all when agreement is reached, and what agreement is. | |||
# ??? | # ??? | ||
# PROFIT! | # PROFIT! | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:54, 25 February 2011
This page is a draft only
It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on the information on this page.
It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on the information on this page.
This is a stub for a page on how to do change management across the Fedora Project.
Current method
- Ask $this_list_of_individuals_I_can_think_of
- Email $this_list_of_mailing_lists_I_can_think_of
- Write a blog post
- Send it to Fedora announce or devel-announce list, too
New method
Goals:
- Not process or bureaucracy heavy.
- Makes it easy to know who to contact and how to contact them about a change you are making.
- Makes it easy to know what communication channel to watch for incoming changes you may care about.
- Clear to all when agreement is reached, and what agreement is.
- ???
- PROFIT!