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This page is an index of pages listing the Module Owners and their Peers for all Mozilla Modules, broken down into different areas of the project. | This page is an index of pages listing the Module Owners and their Peers for all Mozilla Modules, broken down into different areas of the project. | ||
Mozilla operates under a | Mozilla operates under a [http://www.mozilla.org/hacking/module-ownership.html module ownership governance system]. A Module is a discrete unit of code or activity. An Owner is the person in charge of a Module. A Peer is a person whom the Owner has appointed to help them. A Module may have multiple Owners and multiple Peers. | ||
Questions about module ownership should be directed to the owner or peers of the [[Modules/Activities#Module_Ownership_System|Module Ownership module]]. | Questions about module ownership should be directed to the owner or peers of the [[Modules/Activities#Module_Ownership_System|Module Ownership module]]. | ||
Revision as of 07:57, 16 November 2010
This page is an index of pages listing the Module Owners and their Peers for all Mozilla Modules, broken down into different areas of the project.
Mozilla operates under a module ownership governance system. A Module is a discrete unit of code or activity. An Owner is the person in charge of a Module. A Peer is a person whom the Owner has appointed to help them. A Module may have multiple Owners and multiple Peers.
Questions about module ownership should be directed to the owner or peers of the Module Ownership module.
- Bugzilla
- Other (code modules which aren't in any of the above categories)
- Activities (non-code)