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chore: add emeritus members to working groups #563
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I think we discussed maybe some language around it being a quicker process to return to full member status from emeritus? Not sure if we should add that in |
Co-authored-by: David Sanders <dsanders11@ucsbalum.com>
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Sorry if we have discussed this elsewhere, but do we want to have emeritus members per WG or just for the project as a whole? Feel like we're gonna get a lot of duplication I guess between WGs.
I kind of like the history that you get when they're per WG - learned a bit of WG history I didn't know. But, this brings up a good point regarding emeritus and defunct WGs - we can't capture those emeritus members since the WG directory no longer exists. So it is probably more complete to do emeritus overall rather than per-WG. |
This PR follows up on several off boarding items discussed at the October Boston Electron Summit:
This PR does not define what an inactive member means - that definition should be determined individually by each working group, and added to individual working group READMEs.
Note: The members listed here as emeritus were pulled from git and Slack history, and may not be a complete list. If you feel you've been added in error, or are not on the list and should be, please reach out or comment here. 🙏