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Add a guide on "How do I become a Node.js committer". #26287
This is a meta issue, but it's something that it is not clear to a newcomer to the project. While the answer is simple "contribute!", they might look for some more info.
The Node.js project has an open governance model and welcomes new contributors.
Individuals making significant and valuable contributions are made Collaborators and given commit-access to the project. See the GOVERNANCE.md document for more information about how this
works.
Individuals identified by the TSC as making significant and valuable
contributions across any Node.js repository may be made Collaborators and given
commit access to the project. Activities taken into consideration include (but
are not limited to) the quality of:
code commits and pull requests
documentation commits and pull requests
comments on issues and pull requests
contributions to the Node.js website
assistance provided to end users and novice contributors
participation in Working Groups
other participation in the wider Node.js community
If individuals making valuable contributions do not believe they have been
considered for commit access, they may log an issue or contact a TSC member
directly.
changed the title [-]Add a guide on "How do I become a Node.js commmitter".[/-][+]Add a guide on "How do I become a Node.js committer".[/+]on Feb 25, 2019
Just to follow up, the best we currently have is the Collaborator Nominations section of GOVERNANCE.md, although this is written more for the person making the nomination as opposed to the person who would like to become a collaborator.
I want to note that this is still an issue. As someone new to open-source and contributing, I think Node.js could do a lot better job welcoming new contributors. Reading the CONTRIBUTING.md just now, I wasn't sure if new contributors were even welcome, or how to get involved. This could be rewritten/restored to help new people feel more welcome.
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richardlau commentedon Feb 24, 2019
It wasn't perfect, but we used to do a better job of this.
A long time ago we used to say this in
CONTRIBUTING.md:And
GOVERNANCE.mdused to say:mcollina commentedon Feb 24, 2019
I agree.
[-]Add a guide on "How do I become a Node.js commmitter".[/-][+]Add a guide on "How do I become a Node.js committer".[/+]richardlau commentedon Feb 28, 2019
Just to follow up, the best we currently have is the Collaborator Nominations section of
GOVERNANCE.md, although this is written more for the person making the nomination as opposed to the person who would like to become a collaborator.mcollina commentedon Mar 1, 2019
I think we should restore some of the original text, somewhere.
carolinedarling commentedon May 21, 2019
I want to note that this is still an issue. As someone new to open-source and contributing, I think Node.js could do a lot better job welcoming new contributors. Reading the CONTRIBUTING.md just now, I wasn't sure if new contributors were even welcome, or how to get involved. This could be rewritten/restored to help new people feel more welcome.
doc: make docs more welcoming and descriptive for newcomers
tniessen commentedon Apr 27, 2023
Please review #38056.
doc: make docs more welcoming and descriptive for newcomers
doc: make docs more welcoming and descriptive for newcomers
doc: make docs more welcoming and descriptive for newcomers
doc: make docs more welcoming and descriptive for newcomers