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Thierry Carrez e992832cd3 Guidelines for dropping project teams
During OpenStack history we have added a lot of OpenStack project
teams, and while we have dropped a few along the way, we do not
have a clear set of considerations to take into account in that
process.

In particular, relying purely on activity levels to consider
dropping projects has proved unproductive in the past, as well
as encouraging people to step up for less-strategic abandoned
projects.

Here is a set of guidelines we should use in future such discussions.

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openstack-governance

The repository https://opendev.org/openstack/governance/ contains OpenStack Technical Committee reference documents and tracks official resolutions voted by the committee. It also contains a library for accessing some of the machine-readable data in the repository.

Directory structure:

reference/

Reference documents which need to be revised over time. Some motions will just directly result in reference doc changes.

resolutions/

When the motion does not result in a change in a reference doc, it can be expressed as a resolution. Those must be named YYYYMMDD-short-name with YYYYMMDD being the proposal date in order to allow basic sorting.

goals/

Documentation for OpenStack community-wide goals, organized by release cycle. These pages will be updated with project status info over time, and if goals are revised.

See https://governance.openstack.org/tc/ for details.

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