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SIGs defined

Special Interest Groups or SIGs, provide a method for interested users to extend the Enterprise Linux experience with packages, images, or community engagement. Think of SIGs as a place within the larger Rocky Linux community where like-minded users can gather around a shared interest.

Requirements for Rocky Linux SIGs

• The SIG should relate to the Rocky Linux project or Enterprise Linux
• All communications are public
• The expectation is that a Mattermost channel exist within chat.rockylinux.org
• The production of code within the SIG should follow, or be compatible with, the FOSS license that Rocky Linux uses
• The production of documentation within the SIG should be public-facing under the Documentation umbrella
• SIGs may keep code created in their own RESF resource
• SIGs should be aware of the direction Release Engineering is taking to ensure that code produced follows a similar philosophy

SIG membership

• SIG members are appointed or approved by SIG sponsors or leaders

Author: Infrastructure, Steven Spencer