Governance#
Fortran-lang Governance
This page provides an overview of the governance structure adopted by the Fortran-lang community, which thrives on the dedication, free time, and diligent efforts of its volunteers. The community comprises administrators, maintainers, and contributors who willingly engage and have the freedom to withdraw their involvement at any given point, irrespective of the reasons.
Code of Conduct
Any contribution to the Fortran-lang community must follow the code of conduct.
Administrators
The administrators are responsible for keeping Fortran-lang operational. They have access to the following assets
the Fortran-lang GitHub organization and can invite members, give write-access to projects, and create teams
the Fortran-lang Discourse and can give moderator privileges as well as moderate the forum
the fortran-lang.org domain
the @fortranlang Twitter account
the Fortran-lang YouTube channel
the Fortran-lang Mailing-list
Maintainers and contributors should contact the administrators in case any action for those assets is required.
Current administrators are
Ondřej Čertík (@certik, ondrej@certik.us)
Milan Curcic (@milancurcic, milancurcic@hey.com)
Sebastian Ehlert (@awvwgk, awvwgk@disroot.org)
Laurence Kedward (@lkedward, laurence.kedward@bristol.ac.uk)
Giannis Nikiteas (@gnikit, giannis.nikiteas@gmail.com)
Maintainers
The maintainers are responsible for organizing the core projects of Fortran-lang, like the package manager, the standard library, and the webpage. Maintainers are responsible for
coordinating (larger) projects and steering long-term plans
helping new contributors to get acquainted with the project and provide guidance for their first contribution
guiding new reviewers to provide comments and feedback for code contributions in pull requests and patches
keeping the issue tracker and project boards organized
making releases and determining their content
Unless specially required, all discussions and activities of the maintainers will be public and made in collaboration with the community and contributors. Private communications or decisions made by the maintainers will be summarized to the community and contributors publicly after removing personal, private, or sensitive information, that should not be posted publicly on the internet.
Contributors
Everybody is welcome to contribute to Fortran-lang and its projects. Providing and discussing ideas as well as developing concepts and designs are integral contributions to any project. All contributors can steer and add to the long-term vision of the Fortran-lang projects.
License
To the extent possible under law, the authors have waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to the Fortran-lang community governance document, as per the MIT License dedication.