Following GitHub’s Triage role, we decided to create the Community moderator role. This new role allows active participants of the community to be granted the ability to assign labels, open/close issues/PRs, apply milestones, mark duplicates, assign issues/PRs and request reviews. This role provides a middle-ground between regular contributors and core team members.
Community moderators are listed in the relevant section at the Team page. If you are an active contributor of the project and feel you can level up your involvement with it, check the Join the Team section.
Following GitHub’s Triage role, we decided to create the Community moderator role. This new role allows active participants of the community to be granted the ability to assign labels, open/close issues/PRs, apply milestones, mark duplicates, assign issues/PRs and request reviews. This role provides a middle-ground between regular contributors and core team members.
Community moderators are listed in the relevant section at the Team page. If you are an active contributor of the project and feel you can level up your involvement with it, check the Join the Team section.