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| − | Defines the role of the 'Bootstrap Repository', the desired role/experience of members, the desired role of the contributors, and the desired implementation of the moderation function. | + | Defines the role of the 'Bootstrap Repository', the desired role/experience of members, the desired role of the contributors, and the desired implementation of the moderation function. These goals define the required function of the organization and ultimately are responsible for the design of the Bootstrap Repository. |
===Bootstrapping=== | ===Bootstrapping=== | ||
Revision as of 19:07, 14 May 2006
Contents
Structure
Community Goals
Defines the role of the 'Bootstrap Repository', the desired role/experience of members, the desired role of the contributors, and the desired implementation of the moderation function. These goals define the required function of the organization and ultimately are responsible for the design of the Bootstrap Repository.
Bootstrapping
Sets forth the principles of Bootstrapping as interpretted by the organization
Repository Architecture
This will be the overview of all the tools and shared experiences we have available - ie, yahoo group, wiki, breakouts, bootboard, etc. By definition this will change every time a new service is added or updated.
Community
All community interaction and rules should be directly related to the structure of the repository. These will be as dynamic as the repository itself.
