Justin Wheeler
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The migration from Pagure to Forgejo is complete, so remove the operational status section and all transitional language. Update the engagement links to reflect Forgejo as the established home. Add Flock to Fedora as the first entry under "What Lives Here" with a description of the issue tracker's purpose and a link to help wanted issues, making it easier for community members to discover and participate in Flock planning. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) Signed-off-by: Justin Wheeler <jwheel@redhat.com> |
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Fedora Council
Stewardship. Strategy. Governance.
🏛️ About Us
The Fedora Council is the primary leadership body of the Fedora Project. We are responsible for identifying the short, medium, and long-term goals of the Fedora community and organizing the project to best achieve them.
We operate on a "Default to Open" policy. Our role is to empower the community, oversee strategic initiatives, and manage the project's financial and legal interests.
🔗 How to Engage
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💬 Chat & Questions: #council:fedoraproject.org on Matrix.
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🎫 Issue Tracker: Fedora Council Tickets on Forgejo.
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📚 Documentation & History: Fedora Council Docs.
📂 What Lives Here?
This Forgejo organization hosts repositories for Council-led work:
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Flock to Fedora: Planning and coordination for the annual Fedora contributor conference. The issue tracker manages sponsorships, speaker logistics, venue planning, registration, marketing, and post-event follow-up. Community members are welcome to browse open issues, participate in discussions, and volunteer for tasks labeled
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Policy & Charters: The definitive sources of truth for project governance.
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Community Initiatives: Tracking for strategic objectives (e.g., Git Forge, Fedora Docs, Bootc, Strategy 2028, etc.).
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Program Management: Project boards for Council-led efforts.