[tinkerpop] 01/03: updates to media CTR

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Author: Stephen Mallette <st...@amazon.com>
AuthorDate: Thu Feb 23 16:40:16 2023 -0500

    updates to media CTR
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@@ -72,21 +72,41 @@ taken and added to the <<meetings,Meetings>> section of this document using the
 
 == Media Content Submission
 
-Tinkerpop hosts link:https://www.twitch.tv/apachetinkerpop[Twitch streams] for various knowledge sharing and demos,
-as well as a link:https://www.youtube.com/@apachetinkerpop[YouTube channel] to upload video contents.
+Tinkerpop hosts link:https://www.twitch.tv/apachetinkerpop[Twitch streams] for various knowledge sharing sessions and
+demos, as well as a link:https://www.youtube.com/@apachetinkerpop[YouTube channel] to upload video content.
 Everyone in the community is welcome to submit contents to stream or upload, abiding the following process:
 
-1. Send a DISCUSS thread to the dev mailing list that describes the topic, the platform it goes to, who will present it and a date to do it.
-2. If the proposal comes from someone who isn't an official TinkerPop committer, then they must obtain a committer "sponsor",
-who is responsible for and endorses the content. (This can be asked on the DISCUSS thread).
-3. The proposal must achieve lazy consensus at minimum.
-
-In terms of content, Tinkerpop currently hosts two types, one is individual topics, for which each content would require a DISCUSS thread.
-Another is a class of topics, which is a series of related contents defined under one set of operations
-(e.g. the Contributorcast Twitch chat series running post-releases), and such class would require just one DISCUSS thread laying out
-the content and rules upfront.
-
-After obtaining approval from the DISCUSS thread, start planning and promoting your stream/video!
+. Send a DISCUSS thread to the dev mailing list that describes the topic, the platform it goes to, who will present it
+and a date to do it.
+. If the proposal comes from someone who isn't an official TinkerPop committer, then they must obtain a committer
+"sponsor", who is responsible for and endorses the content. (This can be asked on the DISCUSS thread).
+. The proposal must achieve lazy consensus at minimum.
+. After obtaining approval from the DISCUSS thread, start planning and promoting your stream/video!
+
+The process above applies to two content models: a class of content and individual content. A class of content refers
+to a content series which would encompass several individual streams or recordings, whereas individual content would
+be a single one-off stream or recording (which presumably does not fit into an established class). Proposing either
+a class of content or individual content both require a DISCUSS thread as written above, but once a class is
+established, content makers are free to make content under the model defined by that class without having a special
+DISCUSS thread for each recording or stream. You may, of course, use the dev list to organize a particular stream or
+recording for a particular content class.
+
+The following bullets represent current content classes:
+
+* A __Contributorcast__ is like a podcast and is held by contributors to the TinkerPop project. They may or may not be
+official committers, but they should have submitted merged pull requests of significance or have some recognized
+standing in Stackoverflow, Discord or just generally the TinkerPop Community. At least one official committer must
+be on the stream and those committers are in charge of content presented and those other contributors they invite to
+join. There is no particular format for this content and it is meant to be informal in its style but informational and
+more often than not about TinkerPop itself.
+* __TinkerPop Wide__ streams are about the wider TinkerPop Community. They focus on third-party tools, libraries, graph
+system implementations and applications that are powered by TinkerPop, but might also stretch into the general graph
+world. An official committer must host the stream.
+
+All media needs to achieve a certain level of consistency and quality with existing content. Content creators and
+their guests should abide by the community guidelines for link:https://safety.twitch.tv/s/article/Community-Guidelines?language=en_US[Twitch],
+link:https://www.youtube.com/howyoutubeworks/policies/community-guidelines/[YouTube] and the
+link:https://community.apache.org/contributors/etiquette[ASF] when producing media.
 
 == Release Notes