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doc: add initial section on how OpenJS helps projects (#4)
* doc: add initial section on how OpenJS helps projects Refs: nodejs/next-10#110 Signed-off-by: Michael Dawson <[email protected]>
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# Support for Projects
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The OpenJS Foundation provides support to projects as follows:
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* Facilitating communication between the larger ecosystem and
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projects. This includes:
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* Bridging between Javascript Newsletters and Periodicals
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## Bridging between projects and Javacript Newsletters and Periodicals
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There are a number of great newsletters and periodicals. Getting articles
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into these newsletters and periodicals is one way that a project can share
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key messages and news but they often don't have a good way to do this.
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Further complicating things is that developers and those managing newsletters
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and periodicals don't use the same set of tools regularly and so finding
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a common tool/location that works for both groups may not be easy.
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The OpenJS Foundation helps projects get their news to these orgnizations by:
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* Providing a [news](https://github.com/openjs-foundation/news) repository
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where project contributors can open issues with news items that would
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be good to be shared in newsletters and periodicals. The expectation
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is the the person who opens the issue will craft the original info
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needed by a newletter or periodical that picks it up and will also
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be available to answer any questions.
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* Providing a mailing list that those who run newsletters and periodicals
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can subscribe to.
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* Periodically upating the list of organizations that are subscribed to
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the mailing list in the repo so that developers know who their news
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items are being sent to.
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* Generating a weekly summary from the issues in news repo and sending
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the summary to the mailing list.
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* Reviewing the most active newsletters and periodical's in the
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JavaScript ecosystem on a quarterly basis and reaching out to those
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who are not subscribed to the mailing list or directly to the repo.
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