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update Member Expectations to include project stewardship #129

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Expand Up @@ -9,16 +9,13 @@ contributors are expected to be respectful of these different viewpoints,
and to work collaboratively with one another in a manner that constructively
elevates all contributors.

When an individual contributor chooses to accept an invitation to participate
in a leadership role, they implicitly take on an additional obligation to protect
and be respectful of both the project and all other contributors. When

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decisions are made within the established guidelines and policies
of the project, those in leadership roles have a responsibility to uphold
and respect the decision even if they disagree with it. This is especially
important in external communications, for example in social media. Should
the member be unwilling or unable to do so, then they should
resign their leadership position. This does not mean that decisions cannot
be revisited and discussed within the team at a later time.
When decisions are made within the established guidelines and policies of the
project, those in leadership roles have a responsibility to uphold and respect
the decision even if they disagree with it. This is especially important in
external communications, for example in social media. Should the member be
unwilling or unable to do so, then they should resign their leadership position.
This does not mean that decisions cannot be revisited and discussed within the
team at a later time.

Members of our leadership groups must also conduct themselves in a
professional and respectful manner. Some general guidelines include:
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