On 01/18/10 05:49, Peter Tribble wrote:
> The project instantiation document is how the website team actually
> do things; we could have governance and implementation as
> two documents or merge them into one.
>
> The infrastructure lifecycle doc only covers the actual creation of
> the group post-approval. So I think that what we're looking at here
> is a description of the steps to be taken to approve the creation
> of a group (of any sort) and change its status. It's the *approval*
> steps that are at issue - there's a governance step at the beginning
> that results in the decision to create/change/terminate a group.
> Once that's concluded, a message is sent to the infrastructure
> team to implement the decision - at which point JimG's project
> instantiation document kicks in
>   

hi ...

If the OGB wants to simplify governance policies (voting, etc) for 
infrastructure life cycles, that would be helpful. Then I can easily 
embed that info into the life cycles document I already wrote (if the 
new constitution passes). This way we'll have *one* place to send people 
for all infrastructure issues. We don't need two docs, though. I wrote 
the life cycles doc for three reasons: the OGB asked me to, I needed 
much more detailed information to set up collectives than what our 
previous docs had asked for, and I needed all the information for all 
collectives in one place.

http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Main/site-infrastructure-lifecycles

Jim



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