Leadership Manual

 This page describes the responsibilities of individuals in leadership roles on opensolaris.org

How To Manage Wiki Spaces on OpenSolaris.org

 To see the spaces (called Collectives) for which you have edit privileges, go to auth.opensolaris.org and select Collectives in the Menu or go to the Collectives page. The list of collectives for which you have privileges appears. Use the Add or Modify a Relationship section of the Collectives page to make changes to your associations.

Roles & Responsibilities

 As a User Group Leader, you are responsible for the following tasks:

  • Adding Users to your User Group: To add any registered user in the system as a Participant, Affiliate or Leader of your group, use the authentication application. Participants may add comments to your user group wiki pages. Affiliates may edit your user group wiki pages or add comments. Leaders may edit, add comments, and delete wiki pages. Participants, Affiliates, and Leaders are subject to the Terms of Use.
  • Editing wiki pages for your User Group: To maintain the wiki pages on your User Group space use the edit button that appears in the top menu when you log in.

 As a Community Group Leader you are responsible for the following tasks:

  • Adding Users to your Community: To add any registered user in the system as a Participant, Affiliate or Leader, use the authentication application. Participants may add comments to your community group wiki pages. Affiliates may edit or add comments to your community group wiki pages. Leaders may edit, add comments, and delete community group wiki pages.
  • Editing wiki pages for your Community Group: To maintain the wiki pages on your Community Group space use the edit button that appears in the top menu when you log in.

 As a Project Leader, you are responsible for the following tasks:

  • Adding Users to your Project: To add any registered member in the system as an Participant, Developer, or Leader, use the authentication application. Participants may add comments to project wiki pages. Developers may edit or add comments to project wiki pages. Leaders may edit, add comments and delete project wiki pages. Note: Project Developers and Leaders must have a Sun Contributor Agreement on file or be a Sun employee.
  • Editing Wiki Pages for your Project: To maintain the wiki pages on your Project space use the edit button that appears in the top menu when you log in.
  • Adding, modifying, or removing source code repositories: To add or modify a source code repository, use the source code management (SCM) application. To remove an existing source code repository, send a request in email to tonic dash ops at sun dot com

Note: It is the responsibility of Project Leaders to confirm that contributions to the project are coming either from community members who are Sun employees or who have a Sun Contributor Agreement on file. When project teams take contributions of whole pieces of technology (for example, a device driver) via Sun Contributor Agreement, the team should confirm with the contributor that he/she wrote all of the code. If third-party code was used, other approvals are required. If you want to start a new Project, refer to the Project Instantiation Document for instructions. To get started with managing your new Project, read and follow the directions on the Project Set-up page. Then continue with the information outlined below.

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