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This was using a sample of well known organizations that we will likely interact with. It appears many are using similar language, which is not surprising. This document is a mix of the below governance options. As the ODC evolves and matures, we will need to come back to these examples to add additional governance capabilities. # Researched OSS communities governance - CNCF: Similar to Openstack, CNCF is commerical open source foundation. It is spun out of Google and the Linux community. As a community it built on top of the governance work that Openstack started and improved upon. It has a lot interesting concepts and terms that we have used and will look to in the future. - Openstack: A lot of the thinking around project maturity and the people pipeline starts from my experiences with Openstack. The more advanced concepts of projects and committees have been intentionally omitted for now. We want to keep our administrative overhead and rules to a minimum until it is time that we need them. Also Openstack was started as a commerical open source venture with well funded companies sourcing most of the labor that developed into the Openstack foundation. So it is an interesting model to learn from, but very different in some fundimental ways. - Gitcoin: the funding and decision making by the ODC in the near future will likely adopt many of the Gitcoin practices. In the short tern, the ODC Jedi will make most of these decisions and use mutable voting solutions.
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| Achieving this stage proves that the team practices the basics of agile software development. ODC Projects are the projects under the governance of the ODC. ODC projects are listed in the [ODC Projects page] and their repositories can be found within the [ODC Github Organization]. It is not mandatory for a Sandbox team to become an official ODC project. The [ODC Projects] are groups that are directly responsible for the production of ODC software releases. |
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I don't like the term "ODC Projects"
We should consider the experience of a project founder.
They want the support of the ODC however they do not want to turn over everything to the ODC and just walk away - and neither do we!
These are not ODC projects - they remain their own project in many cases
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This was using a sample of well known organizations that we will likely interact with. It appears many are using similar language, which is not surprising. This document is a mix of the below governance options. As the ODC evolves and matures, we will need to come back to these examples to add additional governance capabilities.
Researched OSS communities governance