Admins are voted in by members every 6 months. To be eligible to apply to become an admin, you must already be a member.
- General day to day running of the EMC
- Chairing the regular members meetings
- Approving project submissions
- Approving finished project release
- Approving new member applications
- Acting as the main voice of the EMC
- Enforcing the Code of Conduct
Nominated admins are evaluated on a case-by-case basis, but they are generally expected to meet some criteria.
Must meet:
- Must be able to uphold the interests of the EMC above professional or personal interests
- Have a good understanding of what the EMC is working towards and why
- Able to commit time to work on the EMC for a minimum of 6 months
Generally should meet at least one of the following:
- Active EMC member
- Active in the email community
- Active in open source communities or projects
- Contributes to EMC projects (without being a member)
- Works or has worked in the email industry
- Alice Li (February 2022 - present)
- Mark Robbins (February 2022 - present)
- Hussein Al Hammad (February 2022 - present)
Each project needs a leader (or possibly co-leaders). They are appointed at the time a project is approved. If a leader leaves a project, it will be paused until a new leader is found.
- General day to day running of the project
- Setting up and chairing meetings of the project
- Managing any issues submitted relating to the project
- Approving any related PR's
- Enforcing the Code of Conduct within the project
- Giving updates on the progress of the project
- Working with the admins on releasing the finished project
Anyone can apply to become a member, the applications are approved by the admins.
- Participate in projects
- Participate in meetings
- Adhering to the Code of Conduct at all times