#[tantek]my tl;dr: I like the overall approach, very much missing a "core values" or "principles" or other mission/vision statement thing as a method of unifying a community beyond "the people that happen to show up" or "the people that have always made it work"
#[tantek]absent explicit values / principles / mission / vision, it ends up strongly biasing towards giving more governance power to much more highly privileged folks
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#[aciccarello]I agree it's important. I'm not sure that it fits github's vision of "minimum" or "viable" though. Also, considering the Drop ICE protesting I doubt GitHub wants to encourage principled software development.
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#[tantek]yeah. governance without values/principles is not "viable" IMO.