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= How is Fedora Organized?
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image::orgchart.png[Fedora Organizational Chart,100%]
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Fedora is a big project, with many moving parts and dozens of groups and subgroups.
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This chart gives a general overview and a sense of how things fit together.
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The xref:council::index.adoc[Fedora Council] is our overall leadership and governance body.
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Most of the project is then roughly organized under https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fesco/[FESCo]
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(the Fedora Engineering Steering Committee) or the
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https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/mindshare-committee/[Mindshare Committee].
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xref:engineering::index.adoc[Engineering teams] includes a list of technical teams and
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initiatives, most of which operate under FESCo.
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Since many groups are rather informal, don't take the chart as written in stone. Also, if
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it is a little overwhelming, don't worry. Fedora is a friendly project — just pick an area
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you're interested in, introduce yourself to the people involved, and get started. Or, if
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you don't know where to start, see xref:join.adoc[how to get involved].
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