Technical Board Documentation

[Aaron Prisk]

Hello board members,

I wanted to provide an update on some recent community efforts and how it
relates to board resources. We have been hearing from our community for
some time a strong desire to improve the overall quality and accessibility
of our community documentation. In an effort to address these concerns,
we’ve been working with community members on centralizing documentation
about project governance, contribution avenues, membership information and
local communities in a new community frontend at ubuntu.com/community. This
change allows the content to be more readily available to the public while
also improving upon the feedback and contribution process.

I appreciate that some of you have already committed to driving
improvements in some of the technical processes and we are happy to support
you when there is community impact. Providing the community with more clear
guidelines allows them to see where the journey will take them and what
will bring them further along the way.

I’d love for the technical board to take control of their presence on the
new community frontend, which is backed by the Ubuntu Discourse. That would
start by identifying someone on the board to drive updating the new Technical
Board page <https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/technical-board/34713>. [1] For
now, we’ve copied over some of the information from the Ubuntu Wiki. If you
identify any needs in terms of information sharing that the wiki covers but
is not a given in the new community frontend, I’m happy to have a
conversation about that as well.

I look forward to your response,

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*Aaron J. Prisk*
Community Engineer

Canonical
*aaron.prisk at canonical.com* <aaron.prisk at canonical.com>
[1] https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/technical-board/34713
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