Add solidproject.org development and maintenance task force #57
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TallTed
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Co-authored-by: Ted Thibodeau Jr <tthibodeau@openlinksw.com>
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What is the relationship between this task force and the Creators? I suggest making it clear that this task force applies to the content of the website, not to the website itself, which is maintained by the Admins, |
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Good question. I think we can have a discussion as to whether roles are needed still now that we're working on tasks which might have a mix of different roles. I'll merge this as is as we can make improvements later on after that discussion. |
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Adding the development and maintenance of the solidproject.org website as a ongoing task force of the Team.
I am proposing @csarven and myself as co-leads of this task force, but I also want to invite other team members who might be interested to add their name as a commit suggestion.
That aside, anyone can contribute to the website at any time without being formally a task force member.