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Start a document explaining who administers/owns Fatiando accounts #34

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leouieda opened this issue Nov 2, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #98
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Start a document explaining who administers/owns Fatiando accounts #34

leouieda opened this issue Nov 2, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #98

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leouieda commented Nov 2, 2020

We have several accounts on different sites that are related to Fatiando. We need to create a list of who is an owner/administrator on each so we have a sense of what is going on and where we should add new maintainers. This would be good as a section of the README of this repository or a separate file.

Off the top of my head:

  • Twitter
  • fatiando.org domain (from Hover)
  • GitHub organisation
  • PyPI packages
  • TestPyPI packages
  • YouTube (Google brand account)
@leouieda leouieda transferred this issue from fatiando/maintenance Oct 1, 2021
@leouieda leouieda changed the title Discussion: Who administers/owns Fatiando accounts Start a document explaining who administers/owns Fatiando accounts Dec 3, 2021
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leouieda commented Dec 3, 2021

This should be written down in a document here. Either a separate file or in the MAINTENANCE.md file.

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santisoler commented Dec 3, 2021

I like this idea. I would add a small list of minimum security measurements that each owner/administrator should follow:

  • Strong password, only used in a single place, randomly generated.
  • 2FA whenever possible.
  • Not sharing personal credentials.
  • Use of password manager is encouraged.

I know we cannot enforce these measurements, but having them written down it's better than taking for granted that every owner/administrator will apply them from the start.

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