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- Paint a complete project health picture for all of our community groups
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- Create a feedback loop between Chairs, Tech Leads, Subproject Owners, WG
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Organizers, the community groups at large, and the Steering
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- Committee to move the project forward
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+ Committee to move the project forward
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- Encourage dialogue about the wellbeing of the projects contributors and offer
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suggested guidance and coaching
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- - Promote healthy, active, engaged community groups
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- - Understand and have context before issues arise and celebrate wins where they
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- should be highlighted
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+ - Promote healthy, active, engaged community groups
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+ - Understand and have context before issues arise and celebrate wins where they
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+ should be highlighted
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- Help reshape project priorities at a high level
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- ## Reporting Process
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+ ## Reporting Process
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Chairs and Organizers are responsible for compiling a yearly public report but
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may be completed with the help of members of that group. Groups are encouraged
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Committee.
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1 . Early January (of the following year)
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- * Steering Committee finalizes [ questions] and generates draft
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` annual-report-YYYY.md ` templates for each group in the community repo
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* Steering Committee liaison reaches out to group leads to kick off
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2 . January-February
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3 . March
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* Steering Committee produces a project-wide annual report,
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summarizing and highlighting elements from the individual group reports.
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- * The Steering Committee liaison will work directly with groups that have
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+ * The Steering Committee liaison will work directly with groups that have
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follow up items and update Steering during regular monthly meetings. The liaison
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- will also coordinate time with the Chairs (as a group). If you'd like to meet
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+ will also coordinate time with the Chairs (as a group). If you'd like to meet
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1:1 instead, please let your liaison know.
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* Draft summary for tech writer / editor review: March 15
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* Publication date on cncf.io/reports: March 30
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- * The March edition of the "Chairs, Tech Leads, and Organizers" meetings will
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- be used as follow up for the community groups that have questions from/to
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+ * The March edition of the "Chairs, Tech Leads, and Organizers" meetings will
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+ be used as follow up for the community groups that have questions from/to
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Steering and a retrospective
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- ### Tips for Chairs and Working Group Organizers:
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+ ### Tips for Chairs and Working Group Organizers:
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- Work together with your groups roles and community members to complete;
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- suggestion: schedule a dedicated meeting or intentional agenda item to go over
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+ suggestion: schedule a dedicated meeting or intentional agenda item to go over
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project health with the goal of compiling this report, delegate to subproject
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owners or other community members
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- - All questions require a response.
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+ - All questions require a response.
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- End users and other members of the community will read these. Err on the side
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+ of being more explicit than using our upstream shorthand or abbreviations.
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- The [ questions] can be forked into whatever medium you wish to
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collaborate with your community: gdocs, hackmd, etc - it will all land back into
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- ## Questions for report:
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+ ## Questions for report
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- ### Special Interest Groups:
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+ ### Special Interest Groups
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- ```
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- # $sig-name - $YYYY annual report
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- ## Current initiatives
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- ```
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- ### Thanks
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- Thanks to the Apache Software Foundation for their open guidance on PMC
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https://www.apache.org/foundation/board/reporting
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