Keynote: Open Open Source and Making Great Places for Col...
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Node.js runs as an explicitly shared project where no single-company control shapes development, decisions live in GitHub issues/PRs and open meetings, and the Technical Steering Committee acts as an escape hatch when consensus stalls. The release working group runs mentoring hours and mentored three release contributors; the foundation hosts around 30 projects and funds surveys (Next 10, unhandled promise rejections) and collaboration spaces. Meetings are open via calendar/Zoom and streamed on YouTube, so participation and evidence of activity are public.
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