moved communications guidelines from governance, updated and clarified process #26703
moved communications guidelines from governance, updated and clarified process #26703timhoffm merged 5 commits intomatplotlib:mainfrom
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@timhoffm made all the changes and keep running into instances where it'd be really convenient to be able to cross ref the list of our communications channels 😅 |
I'd rather keep them separate here b/c they're all doing different things - but I'll rebase your fixes so it's cleaner. (basically I remembered/learned how to reorder commits) |
Fix section title formatting Co-authored-by: Tim Hoffmann <[email protected]>
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Also once this gets merged, the comms guide needs to get deleted in governance, but do we add a redirect (and if so where?) |
IMHO a redirect is not necessary. I don’t think the comma guide is something that many people have referenced. Also, redirects are nice for usability but not a strict requirement. |
I send it to people but I think I've always used the repo |
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There's been an open issue for a while to move the communications guidelines out of the governance repository because it should function more like code or documentation guidelines. In that issue the move was waiting on a new development repo, but I figure as an incremental step it can be moved into the development guidelines section with the other documents that are more geared towards maintainers because maintainers are the audience it is currently written for. I broke up this change into:
attn: @matplotlib/steering-council