[openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website] Document project roles, permissions, and eligibility criteria (PR #6728)
Andy Allan
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Thu Jan 22 10:49:02 UTC 2026
@gravitystorm commented on this pull request.
> +* Grant maintainer and triager roles to contributors. Nominations can be from contributors and/or current maintainers, and are discussed and agreed upon by the existing maintainers
+* Other administrative work, including changing some project settings (like enabling CI workflows)
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+To become eligible for the maintainer role, contributors should show a consistent history of quality in their pull requests, a history of helping other people when reviewing code, and a history of providing actionable guidance to other contributors.
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+## Triagers
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+The primary goal of the triagers is to reduce the need for maintainers to manage issues and pull requests.
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+This goal can be achieved by keeping the issues list small, each issue on topic, and discussions focussed and productive. Anyone in the community can help with most of this work. However, triagers have extra permissions that can help in certain situations.
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+These additional permissions allow triagers to:
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+* Close any issue. This can include duplicate issues, off-topic issues, spam, etc
+* Add labels to any issue. This can help highlight bugs, pull requests that need changes, etc
+* Hide any comment. This can be useful for off-topic conversations like issue assignment
Eugh. I sort of just assumed this would be available for repository moderators (and I certainly didn't expect there to be any difference between "repository moderators" and "organisation moderators").
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