docs: add project state markers guide (state diagram + taxonomy)#171
docs: add project state markers guide (state diagram + taxonomy)#171neel212p wants to merge 1 commit intochaoss:mainfrom
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This guide illustrates the typical lifecycle states of an open-source project and outlines recommended actions for various stakeholders. Signed-off-by: neel212p <pneel6458@gmail.com>
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Hi maintainers 👋 |
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Hi @neel212p! While we appreciate your contribution, practitioner guides are designed to be quite detailed and offer advice to practitioners. As such, they are usually done as a collaboration among people with a significant amount of experience working in open source and we have a process for doing this. I'd be happy to talk more about this if you're interested, but the guides take a very significant amount of time to write. You can see the other examples here: https://chaoss.community/about-chaoss-practitioner-guides/ Before we go any further, I'd be curious to learn more about your motivations and why you are interested in contributing here? |
What
Add a short Practitioner Guide: a project state diagram (Mermaid
stateDiagram-v2) and a compact taxonomy that describes common open-source project lifecycle states.Why
This addresses issue #165 — it provides a simple visual and textual guide to help users decide whether to use, contribute to, adopt, or fork a project based on its state.
What I changed
practitioner-guides/project-state-diagram.mdcontaining:stateDiagram-v2Mermaid diagram from the issue proposalNotes for reviewers
stateDiagram-v2is used so the diagram renders on GitHub. If you'd prefer an SVG or a different location, I can update the PR.Closes #165