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*The process for choosing a new project leader(s) follows roughly the same [https://docs.google.com/View?id=dcn8962c_82g9sr6nck process as creating a new project]. | *The process for choosing a new project leader(s) follows roughly the same [https://docs.google.com/View?id=dcn8962c_82g9sr6nck process as creating a new project]. | ||
*Specifically, the potential project lead should submit a Project Roadmap for where they would like to take the project, their goals, an outline of reasonable depth to show how they plan to get there, etc. | *Specifically, the potential project lead should submit a Project Roadmap for where they would like to take the project, their goals, an outline of reasonable depth to show how they plan to get there, etc. | ||
*In the past, since there has not been an outpouring of people rushing to lead an inactive project, we have not had to go through a formal evaluation of roadmaps. But since there are multiple people vying for project leadership, we should solicit these roadmaps and evaluate them as the Board/GPC as appropriate. | *In the past, since there has not been an outpouring of people rushing to lead an inactive project, we have not had to go through a formal evaluation of roadmaps. But since there are multiple people vying for project leadership, we should solicit these roadmaps and evaluate them as the Board/GPC as appropriate. | ||
Revision as of 17:13, 28 July 2010
Request for Proposals/OWASP is Seeking New Project Leader
- The process for choosing a new project leader(s) follows roughly the same process as creating a new project.
- Specifically, the potential project lead should submit a Project Roadmap for where they would like to take the project, their goals, an outline of reasonable depth to show how they plan to get there, etc.
- In the past, since there has not been an outpouring of people rushing to lead an inactive project, we have not had to go through a formal evaluation of roadmaps. But since there are multiple people vying for project leadership, we should solicit these roadmaps and evaluate them as the Board/GPC as appropriate.
