policy: add github org membership section #171
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Signed-off-by: Jordan Harband <[email protected]>
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@lehors whoops, thanks, done |
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I plan to merge this tomorrow if there’s no objections. |
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Followup from #155 and #155 (comment)
There are currently no dangerous permissions inherently granted by being a member of the github org, and I don't foresee anyone changing that (at all, let alone without broad discussion and TAC approval).
Note: the wording here is "should", intentionally - this paragraph in no way obligates OpenSSF to add anyone to the github org. However, once someone is in the org, they can be freely added to and removed from teams - prior to being in the org, they have to accept an invitation that expires in 7 days, so it's harder to use teams as a self-documenting structure when you have to wait on invitation acceptance.