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Form an Admin team / subcommittee #328
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As a note I think this is crucially different from the TSC because the authority structure, goals, and onboarding path are able to be clear (and not the same as the previous TSC). Also, I think that at the very least this should exist for budget purposes. |
-1 ... I do not believe this is necessary at this point and puts us right back in the same position as before merging the committees back.
We should only spin up an administrative team if it becomes absolutely necessary that we need to do so. Let's not prematurely optimize and give it some time before we head down this path. PR #219 has been open for quite some time and deals with many aspects of this. Any comments or feedback you may have for that PR would be helpful |
Fixes: nodejs#101 Fixes: nodejs#125 Fixes: nodejs#269 Fixes: nodejs#285 Fixes: nodejs#289 Fixes: nodejs#295 Fixes: nodejs#328
As previously discussed in multiple places regarding merging, I think we should form an admin "team" that has explicit granted authority to make certain admin decisions on behalf of the TSC for the sake of not involving everything in a large vote.
Fundamentally, it would be designed to insulate the TSC from certain routine duties in order to streamline administration.
The admin responsibilities would, I think, be:
I think that having this as a side group under the TSC with explicit permissions is appropriate at the current time.
I think having 1-2 week on/off-boardings to or from the TSC at any time is acceptable. Perhaps the TSC would be able to separately appoint people to the admin team also.
However, ensuring that it is empowered to make decisions is important to ensure that otherwise not involved people do not hold things up piecemeal.
Please discuss - I may be able to write up a full thing for this but not at the current time.
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