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An open-source effort called good dogs project consolidates scattered best practices into a shared repo, running for about two years with 10 to 20 people meeting weekly across US and APEC time zones. Work produces documentation templates and a base template, an incubator repo, style-guide patterns, a code of conduct workflow, personas and a fictional example called time machine, plus a glossary pilot and a publishing pipeline to collect microcontent.
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