Community Working Group Update and Q&A
summary
Community Working Group explains concrete changes: now public minutes and an annual-ish report, a new review panel (two community-elected board members plus an outside open-source rep), updated charter and term limits, ongoing review of the community code of conduct, and workshops on teamwork and enforcement. Volunteers handle mediation, consultations, and occasional permanent bans when incidents escalate; Slack and social media are rising complaint sources. The project cites roughly 50,000 active contributors and promotes transparency via public minutes and a public issue queue.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:49What the CWG does
- 7:07Governance and structure changes
- 14:42Upcoming initiatives and plans
- 20:46Accountability and review panel
- 24:10Conflict resolution examples
- 30:35Q&A and wrap-up
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