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Update owner policy for WG mailing lists (backport #4162) #4164

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions source/The-ROS2-Project/Governance/How-To-Start-A-Community-Working-Group.rst
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Expand Up @@ -50,12 +50,12 @@ So what are the steps to making a working group?
* Anyone can view members

The mailing list will be used to distribute the invitations only, any communications should use `ROS discourse <https://discourse.ros.org>`__ with the working group's tag.
Please add tfoote@osrfoundation.org as an owner of the mailing list to help with administration.
Please add gbiggs@osrfoundation.org as an owner of the mailing list to help with administration.

#. Now that you have an e-mail group you can associate that group with the ROS
events calendar. The calendar is where you will schedule your working group
meetings. To join the calendar, send an e-mail request to Kat
(kat@openrobotics.org) or Tully (tfoote@openrobotics.org).
(kat@openrobotics.org).

#. To formalize your group you need to create a working group charter and a git
repository to keep your documents and code. We have a working group template
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