CHAOSS Common Metrics Working Group (Common WG)
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This CHAOSS working group is using the general CHAOSS mailing list.
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The Common Metrics WG meets every other Thursday at 10:00am CT (usually 17:00 CET, check your local time) via Zoom. All are welcome!
For more details, you can read our agenda and meeting minutes document
Background
The Common Metrics Working Group focuses on defining the metrics that are used by both working groups or are important for community health, but that do not cleanly fit into one of the other existing working groups. Areas of interest include organizational affiliation, responsiveness, geographic coverage, and more.
Work To Date
We are involved in the release of CHAOSS metrics. Check out our published work at https://chaoss.community/metrics/
Focus Areas
| Focus Area | Goal |
|---|---|
| Who | Understand organizational and personal engagement with open source projects. |
| What | Understand what contributions organizations and people are being made. |
| When | Understand when contributions from organizations and people are happening. |
| Where | Understand where contributions from organizations and people are happening. |
Contributors
Maintainers
Core Contributors
The criteria for becoming a core contributor is to participate at least once per month over a period of 3 months. Participation could include providing feedback in the weekly meetings, providing feedback on docs, or making other contributions on GitHub (commits / issues). People not participating over a 3 month period may be removed as core contributors.
If you'd like to be on our squad, an easy way to start is by going through the
issue list and fixing some.
All Contributors
Ordered by first name
Andrea Gallo, Brian Proffitt, Daniel Izquierdo Cortazar, Dawn Foster, Georg J.P. Link, John Mertic, Kate Stewart, Matt Germonprez, Sean P. Goggins, Tobie Langel
Are you eligible to be on this list? You are if you helped in any capacity, for example: Filed an issue. Created a Pull Request. Gave feedback on our work. The team will try to update this list monthly, but please open an issue or post on the mailing list if we've missed anyone.
If you find yourself missing, please create a pull request or reach out to a maintainer. We started to maintain this list after starting the working group and are likely missing some of you. If you find yourself listed here and want to be removed, please create a pull request or ask a maintainer.