The One Million Developers is a do-ocracy.
Due to the nature of decentralization and distributed systems, it's difficult (perhaps impossible) to effectively grow and nurture all potential opportunities. Thus the One Million Developers initiative has taken the organizational structure of a do-ocracy.
an organizational structure in which individuals choose roles and tasks for themselves and execute them.
Please review the Code of Conduct to understand expectations for participation.
Every 30 days (effective Jan 1st, 2020) Contributors are expected to participate in the One Million Developers initiative.
Contribution Type(s)
- Create new issues in the Bounties, Ideas and other important repos.
- Add meaingful input to on-going discussions.
- Contribute Code to new or existing projects.
- Fund bounties and other essential tasks.
- Onboard new Stewards and Contributors.
As of now Stewards are self-selecting and can be added via a pull request. Only a Contributor has the ability to remove a Steward.
- Simona Pop ((https://twitter.com/Sim_Pop)
- Gabrielle Micheletti (https://twitter.com/gabriellemic)
- Jim Jagielski (https://twitter.com/jimjag)
- Alex Masmej (https://twitter.com/AlexMasmej)
- Kames Geraghty (https://twitter.com/kamescg)
- Sean Brennan (https://twitter.com/seanwbren)
- Billy Luedtke (https://twitter.com/Billy_Luedtke)
Once a Code of Conduct has been created, a more formal process can be followed for onboarding/offboarding both Contributors and Stewards.