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= Becoming an AMO Editor = | = Becoming an AMO Editor = | ||
See [[AMO:Editors/Applying|How to become an editor]] | See [[AMO:Editors/Applying|How to become an editor]] | ||
= Resources = | |||
* [[AMO:Editors/InfoEditors|Useful Information for Editors]] | |||
* [[AMO:Editors/ReviewingGuide|Processing the add-on and review queues]] | * [[AMO:Editors/ReviewingGuide|Processing the add-on and review queues]] | ||
* [[AMO:Editors/Testing|Testing add-ons]] | * [[AMO:Editors/Testing|Testing add-ons]] | ||
* [[AMO:Editors/Featured_and_Recommended|Recommended, Category Recommended & Trusted Add-ons]] | * [[AMO:Editors/Featured_and_Recommended|Recommended, Category Recommended & Trusted Add-ons]] | ||
* [[AMO:Editors/MeetingNotes|Editor Meeting Notes]] | * [[AMO:Editors/MeetingNotes|Editor Meeting Notes]] | ||
Revision as of 17:20, 1 December 2009
Introduction
AMO Editors is a Mozilla community dedicated to guard the security and reliability of add-ons listed on AMO. As part of the add-on review process, editors review the code and functionality of new add-ons and add-on updates, and decide if they're appropriate for publication or not. Editors follow and enforce the established AMO Policies.
Who are we?
The AMO Editor group is mostly composed of volunteer add-on developers who are interested in improving and maintaining the quality of add-ons listed on AMO. You can contact us at amo-editors at mozilla.org.
The AMO Editor group is currently lead by Jorge Villalobos, Add-ons Developer Relations Lead at Mozilla. You can contact him at jorge at mozilla.com.