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Guidelines around technical initiative social media #259
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I am in favor of this! We do have the start of some guidelines within our larger Content Policy, (see the last section, Technical Initiative Websites and Social Media) but they could certainly be more robust. Ideas on what to add or break out into its own document are more than welcome. Agreed the MUST NOTs should be a key feature. |
+1 @mlieberman85 in favor. Can MAC or DevRel help support drafting the documentation with you? |
has there been any progress on this? can we close this out if it is complete? |
@afmarcum can you please help drive getting this to the right action owner please? |
status update please? @afmarcum are you the right Point of contact for this? |
Apologies for the delay on this one. @aliu1020 can provide staff support on this effort and can provide existing guidelines as a start. |
Hi all! Please find OpenSSF content policy here. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1m7zfFhAKAFGndifoip-BE2WhfQ6_p8CTnp0Na5UtIl8/edit?tab=t.0 These are relatively high-level guidelines developed last year. Let me know if it would be helpful to create one specifically tailored to Projects or SIGs. |
@aliu1020 - awesome! I made a few suggestions on the content policy, let me know if they make sense. I think a few high-level guidelines is better, it's confusing if everything is tailored. |
Thanks David! Since this is primarily for internal use within the community, I suggest uploading this policy to GitHub. Let me know if we also prefer to have it on our website! @afmarcum |
Some projects and working groups within the OSSF have expressed the desire to have social media handles that represent their project or group, e.g. X handles, LinkedIn, Mastodon, etc. We currently don't have guidelines or governance around this and I think it is worthwhile for us to allow the use of social media as long as some (hopefully) simple guidelines are met.
There's some pretty clear MUST NOTs like:
I think there's some reasonable things we can put in place like if a TI owns a social media account there should be guidelines within the TI on its use. Maybe some mechanism for having the account change hands, especially if there are issues with CoC violations or bad actors.
Thoughts? If this is a good idea, I'll also draft up a document on this as well.
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