Revises technical debt wording and fix typos in goals document

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Anne Gentle 2016-08-16 18:04:36 -05:00
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@ -8,24 +8,24 @@ The pages in this part of the governance documentation describe
OpenStack-wide goals for each release series.
We use these OpenStack-wide goals to achieve visible common changes,
push for basic levels of consistency and user experience, and
efficiently repay the most obvious technical debt -- across all
OpenStack projects. From a contributor perspective, they help bring
together the whole community behind some shared goals. We know this
work is worthwhile, because these goals are how we achive the
OpenStack mission together. We will build these goals based on our
shared values.
push for basic levels of consistency and user experience, and efficiently
improve certain areas where technical debt payments have become too high
-- across all OpenStack projects. From a contributor perspective, the goals
help unify the community's work as a whole, with some shared objectives. We
know this work is worthwhile, because these goals are how we achieve the
OpenStack mission together. We will build these goals based on our shared
values.
We know this process is working when
We know this process is working when:
* Users and operators see OpenStack working well as a platform, rather
than a collection of loosely related different projects.
than a collection of loosely-related, different projects.
* We make progress on solving long-standing issues that would
otherwise have lingered indefinitely at different stages of
implementation in various projects.
* All contributors and projects know they are valued members of the
successful and thriving OpenStack community.
* Marketing communication around release time is facilitated due to
* We facilitate marketing communication around release time due to
successful completion of community-wide goals during the cycle.
Process Details
@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Identifying Goals
The goal process enables the community of OpenStack projects to
surface common concerns and work out specific technical strategies for
addressing these concerns. This community input will enable the TC to
addressing these concerns. This community input enables the TC to
select specific community-wide goals for all projects to achieve
during a development cycle. We need to consider the timing, cycle
length, priority, and feasibility of the goals selected.
@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Team Acknowledgment of Goals
After a goal is approved, each PTL is responsible for adding their
planning artifact links to the goal document before the first
milestone deadline. The planning artifact is likely to be a link to a
milestone deadline. The planning artifact is likely to be a link to a
spec or bug, and the completion artifact is likely to be a link to one
or more committed patches.