Congrats on open sourcing cardano.org! Can anyone submit changes? How do decisions get made about what to implement and what not?
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Hello @jessealso,
great question and this should get a little bit more visibility in the next weeks, the short answer is everyone can work on cardano.org now exactly like on developers.cardano.org. There are multiple entry points to get involved.
First one: join the Discussions on https://github.com/cardano-foundation/cardano-org/discussions (it’s like a forum)
Second one: create an issue on https://github.com/cardano-foundation/cardano-org/issues issues can be anything from a little problem to something you want to do and need alignment on. It’s the best that if you want to do bigger changes to create an issue first. Issues can also be assigned to people or to yourself, almost like a task manager.
Third one: create a pull request on https://github.com/cardano-foundation/cardano-org/pulls a pull request itself is a propsal to change something. (often a follow up of an issue, they need to be approved by an reviewer) For the developer portal new pull requests must be approved by 3 reviewers to be merged. For cardano.org the partipation at the moment is very low, that we are activly looking for contributors at the moment but I think it’s clever to require a similar threshold there. Further information here: https://developers.cardano.org/docs/portal-contribute/#how-are-pull-requests-reviewed
Entry point to jump in is: https://cardano.org/docs/
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