This document outlines how decisions are made for this project, defines the roles of contributors, and establishes how conflicts are resolved.
The Project Owner currently makes all final decisions on the project's direction, design, and functionality. This role is responsible for:
- Approving or rejecting contributions (such as pull requests)
- Setting the project roadmap and priorities
- Managing project releases
- Resolving disputes or conflicting opinions
Contributors are anyone who submits code, documentation, or other changes to the project. Contributions are made via pull requests and are subject to review by the Project Owner. Contributors:
- Suggest improvements to the project
- Participate in discussions and feedback sessions
- Submit code, documentation, or bug reports
Decisions are currently made by the Project Owner based on project needs, feedback from contributors, and long-term project vision. As the project grows, decision-making may evolve to include more collaborative processes.
If disagreements arise, the Project Owner will have the final say. The Project Owner will take into account all feedback and suggestions before making a decision.
As the project grows and gains more contributors, the governance model may shift to include a more formal process, such as meritocracy or group maintainers, to better accommodate additional contributors. Any changes to this governance structure will be reflected in this document.