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[GitHub] [comdev-site] rbowen commented on a diff in pull request #102: Best practice docs for PMCs, etc

rbowen commented on code in PR #102:
URL: https://github.com/apache/comdev-site/pull/102#discussion_r1172804091


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+---
+title: Project Management Committees
+---
+
+The Project Management Committee, or PMC, is the technical steering
+committee for a project. This group determines the roadmap for the
+project, decides who will be added as committers and PMC members, and
+reports quarterly to the Board of Directors.
+
+* [PMC Responsibilities](#pmc-responsibilities)
+* [Chair](#chair)
+* [Voting](#voting)
+* [Reporting](#reporting)
+* [Adding new committers](#adding-new-committers)
+* [Adding new PMC members](#adding-new-pmc-members)
+* [What to do as a new member](#what-to-do-as-a-new-member)
+
+## PMC Responsibilities
+
+The PMC is responsible for the management of the project. This includes
+both the technical decisions, and ensuring that the project is operating
+in community-friendly ways.
+
+The PMC is also responsibile for voting on releases of their project, to
+ensure that each release is tested, and is an official ASF release
+artifact.
+
+[Read more about PMC responsibilities](/pmc/responsibilities)
+
+
+## Chair
+
+The PMC Chair acts as the voice of the project to the board, and is
+responsibile for filing a quarterly report. They are not the project
+leader, but are a peer of the other PMC members, who has been selected,
+for a time, to take the role of secretary and spokesperson.
+
+[Read more about the PMC Chair](/pmc/chair)
+
+## Voting
+
+While most actions of a project are decided by discussion and consensus,
+there are a number of situations in which a vote is necessary. You can
+read more about voting on the [ASF main
+website](https://apache.org/foundation/voting.html).
+
+## Reporting
+
+A PMC is required to file a report to the Board of Directors every
+quarter, on a schedule determined by the Board. [Read more about what
+goes into a PMC report](/pmc/reporting).
+
+## Adding new committers
+
+The addition of new committers is essential to the long-term 
+sustainability of an open source project. The PMC is responsible for
+determining who will be added as a committer. [Read more about how new
+committers are added to a project](/pmc/adding-committers).
+
+
+## Adding new PMC members
+
+The PMC members identify project participants who they want to be
+members of the PMC. [Read more about the process of adding new PMC
+members](/pmc/adding-pmc-members).
+
+## What to do as a new member
+
+If you've just been added as a new PMC member, there's a number of
+things that you'll need to do to be an effective part of the PMC. [Read
+more about getting started as a new PMC member](/pmc/new-member).

Review Comment:
   No, I don't think so. the (...) in this is markdown syntax for a link, not punctuation. So the period correctly goes outside of that paren.



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