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Steering/CoCC Conflict Resolution #224
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For clarity, most of our docs refer to our project committee instances as proper nouns. The Kubernetes Steering Committee is the specific instance of steering committee referenced in its docs. Also committee is hard to spell right. `misspell` used to confirm misc. typos fixed. Signed-off-by: Tim Pepper <[email protected]>
We have a known instance of committee conflict of interest with Code of Conduct Committee members being elected to the Steering Committee. Based on these bodies charter, membership is mutually exclusive. But it has not been clearly documented that in such cases one must choose vacate their membership in one body or the other, or how the vacancy would be filled. This clarifying text documents our established practice. Signed-off-by: Tim Pepper <[email protected]>
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- Are there known conflict(s) of interest between the Security Committee and Steering? (i.e. is it expected that a Security Committee member steps down if elected to Steering?)
- Between this PR and Steering/CoCC Conflict Resolution community#6243 @tpepper - pick one place to put this information and link to it from the other. Let's avoid duplicating content ❤️
- Do we need to call out the general idea of conflicts of interest, or are the cases so limited that we can list them out more clearly? (ie. if the only conflicts of interest are with CoCC and maybe Security, it'll be clearer to just list those out.)
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Agree on deduping content and referencing.
Steering/CoCC membership is the only current conflict I envision, since they both provide different types of oversight to the project. I don't think there's a general conflict between steering membership and any other committee membership (like the security committee).
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/hold ref: kubernetes/community#6243 (review)
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We have a known conflict of interest potential across Steering and Code of Conduct Committee. This PR documents our current practice for resolving this and does a few other bits of cleanup on docs.
Fixes: #221