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| ===== Introduction ===== | ===== Introduction ===== |
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| This document establishes the framework for the creation, operation, and dissolution of Working Groups within the PHP Project. It provides a structured, transparent mechanism for managing discrete projects or activities (whether technical, infrastructural, or otherwise) undertaken by the Community. As such, it ensures that each Working Group is clearly chartered, time-bound, and actively led, thereby addressing organizational gaps that often leave new and existing volunteers uncertain about who to talk to or how to contribute. | This document establishes a framework for the creation, operation, and dissolution of Working Groups within the PHP Project. It provides a structured, transparent mechanism for managing discrete projects or activities (whether technical, infrastructural, or otherwise) undertaken by the Community. As such, it ensures that each Working Group is clearly chartered, time-bound, and actively led, thereby addressing organizational gaps that often leave new and existing volunteers uncertain about who to talk to or how to contribute. |
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| ==== Terms ==== | ==== Terms ==== |
| * Release | * Release |
| * Package Maintenance | * Package Maintenance |
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| | === PHP-FIG === |
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| | A bit closer to home, the PHP-FIG bylaws define [[https://www.php-fig.org/bylaws/mission-and-structure/#working-groups|creation and management of working groups]] within their organization. These working groups are usually created for the purpose of drafting and proposing PSRs and PERs. |
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| ==== Examples ==== | ==== Examples ==== |