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The below files are from the [sorTable.js](https://github.com/beatdjam/sorTable.js/tree/5628bb6906bf096a1bed8ed11a22868989acbacfs) and licensed under the [MIT License](https://github.com/beatdjam/sorTable.js/blob/5628bb6906bf096a1bed8ed11a22868989acbacf/LICENSE)
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The below files are from the [sorTable.js](https://github.com/beatdjam/sorTable.js/tree/5628bb6906bf096a1bed8ed11a22868989acbacf) and licensed under the [MIT License](https://github.com/beatdjam/sorTable.js/blob/5628bb6906bf096a1bed8ed11a22868989acbacf/LICENSE)
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### Drive broad industry awareness with the press and analysts.
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Your project will get broad motion picture, visual effects, tech, and open source exposure through our large audience, extensive media outreach partnerships with publications such as Linux.com and TFiR, and key partners.
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Your project will get broad industry and open source exposure through our large audience, extensive media outreach partnerships with publications such as Linux.com and TFiR, and key partners.
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- Your project will be featured on both the [{{ site.foundation_name }}]({{ site.website_url }}) and the [Linux Foundation](https://www.linuxfoundation.org/projects) websites, as well as the [{{ site.foundation_name }} Landscape](https://l.lfenergy.org)
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- Always available guest blog post(s) on the [{{ site.foundation_name }} blog]({{ site.blog_url }}) on project updates.
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The project must:
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- Use an approved [OSI open-source license](https://opensource.org/licenses).
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- Be supported by a [TAC member]({{ site.tac_member_list.url }}).
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- Be supported by a [TAC member]({{ site.tac_member_list_url }}).
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- Allow neutral ownership of project assets such as a trademark, domain, or GitHub account (the community can define and manage rules).
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- Technical "do-ocracy" and separation of business governance from technical governance (we're flexible on the model) are clearly documented (which we can help you establish).
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- Allow anyone to participate in the technical community, whether or not a financial member or supporter of the project.
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### Project Preparation Checklist
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- Prepare draft mission and scope statement.
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- Identify internal teams within the mission and scope.
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- Identify developers internally
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- Analyze code for identification of licenses, license quality, and project dependencies
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- Assess the potential universe of project participants. Identify ecosystem constituents and concerns of each.
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- Identify any trademarks leveraged by the project (these will be owned by the LF neutrally)
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- Outline infrastructure, marketing any other requirements needed for the project.
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- Prepare draft mission and scope statement.
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- Identify internal teams within the mission and scope.
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- Identify developers internally
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- Analyze code for identification of licenses, license quality, and project dependencies
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- Assess the potential universe of project participants. Identify ecosystem constituents and concerns of each.
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- Identify any trademarks leveraged by the project (these will be owned by the LF neutrally)
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- Outline infrastructure, marketing any other requirements needed for the project.
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- Complete the [project proposal](/process/proposal_template) and submit it to the TAC for consideration
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The {{ site.foundation_name }} staff is happy to engage and advise during this process - let us know how we can help!
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* If a project is new, it’s often helpful to share the vision for the project, the anticipated structure, and benefits.
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* If the project is an existing open-source project proposed to join ASWF, it is often helpful to schedule a project walkthrough for the community to understand better the project, including the architecture, structure, and how to get started using the project. This often helps review progress more efficiently.
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* How does this submission support the [{{ site.foundation_name }} Mission and Vision statements]( {{ site.mission_statement_url }})?
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* Does the project have any users?
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* Does the project have any users?
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* How do you plan to attract users if accepted?
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* How many committers will you have upfront, and from which companies?
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* How many committers will you have upfront, and from which companies?
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* How do you plan to attract committers and contributors if accepted?
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Typically, the TSC comprises the primary committers or maintainers in a project. To start, there may be an appointed list, but over time, more individuals may join the TSC according to the policies the TSC set for adding new members. Regardless, TSC meetings are generally open to anyone interested unless there are sensitive issues to discuss, necessitating a private meeting.
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[LFX Project Control Center] is a tool for managing project committees and roles within a project. Each project will be set up in that tool with a voting committee named 'Technical Steering Committee (TSC)' notating the project chairperson and all voting members. Project chairpersons, in addition to the Linux Foundation staff supporting the project, will have access to manage this.
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[LFX Project Control Center] is a tool for managing project committees and roles within a project. Each project will be set up in that tool with a voting committee named 'Technical Steering Committee (TSC)' notating the project chairperson and all voting members. Project chairpersons, in addition to the Linux Foundation staff supporting the project, will have access to manage this.
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Additionally, each project has a [GitHub Team][GitHub Teams Docs] set up which will provide ['Maintain' permission]((https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/managing-user-access-to-your-organizations-repositories/managing-repository-roles/repository-roles-for-an-organization#permissions-for-each-role)) for each project maintainer. Generally, the LF staff will have this set up for each project; after that, the project is expected to maintain any changes.
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### Q: Is a TSC member required to have their employer be a member of the {{ site.foundation_name }}?
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A: No - All technical community work, such as projects and working groups, is open to anyone to participate and not bound by membership in the {{ site.foundation_name }}.
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A: No - All technical community work, such as projects and working groups, is open to anyone to participate and not bound by membership in the {{ site.foundation_name }}.
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### Q: Does a person lose their membership in a TSC if they leave or change employers?
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A: No - TSC membership is bound to an individual, not an organization. If a change of employment for a TSC member results in a key contributing organization lacking TSC representation, the TSC may invite a new TSC member affiliated with that organization, provided that person meets any requirements for TSC membership.
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A: No - TSC membership is bound to an individual, not an organization. If a change of employment for a TSC member results in a key contributing organization lacking TSC representation, the TSC may invite a new TSC member affiliated with that organization, provided that person meets any requirements for TSC membership.
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### Q: Does an individual serving on the TSC represent themselves, the project, and/or their employer?
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If you are new to open source, or have some experience in open source and looking to grow your knowledge, the following resources are recommended to help grow your open source skills.
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- LF Training Courses ( free to audit )
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- Open Source Best Practices
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- Open Source Best Practices
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- [A Beginner’s Guide to Open Source Software Development (LFD102)](https://training.linuxfoundation.org/training/beginners-guide-open-source-software-development/)
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- [Inclusive Open Source Community Orientation (LFC102)](https://training.linuxfoundation.org/training/inclusive-open-source-community-orientation-lfc102/)
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- [Inclusive Strategies for Open Source (LFC103)](https://training.linuxfoundation.org/training/inclusive-strategies-for-open-source-lfc103/)
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- [Creating Effective Documentation for Developers (LFC112)](https://training.linuxfoundation.org/training/creating-effective-documentation-for-developers-lfc112/)
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- Standards Development
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- [GitHub for Open Standards Development (LFD140)](https://training.linuxfoundation.org/training/github-for-open-standards-development-lfd140/)
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- [Leading High-Performance Working Group Meetings (LFC120)](https://training.linuxfoundation.org/training/leading-high-performance-working-group-meetings-lfc120/)
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-[GitHub for Developers](https://githubtraining.github.io/training-manual/#/01_getting_ready_for_class)
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-[GitHub for Developers](https://githubtraining.github.io/training-manual)
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-[Open Source Guides from GitHub](https://opensource.guide/)
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-[Open Source License Best Practices - Quick Reference Guide](https://www.linuxfoundation.org/licensebestpractices)
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