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Clarified Tanisha's role in the FIP 100 committee based on feedback received.
| - **Ørjan Røren** – Ecosystem Contributor | ||
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| **Tanisha Katara** chairs and facilitates coordination, consensusand committee progress. |
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| **Tanisha Katara** chairs and facilitates coordination, consensusand committee progress. | |
| **Tanisha Katara** chairs and facilitates coordination, consensus, and committee progress. |
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@Tanisha-fil the change is a bit confusing as you explained it as "clarifying" your role, but you went from not being listed as a member at all to being listed as chair. That seems like a more substantial change than just a clarification.
I have no issues with this, obviously (suggestion above is for type, separate matter), but if this is the correct understanding (it's not at all clear, given the nature of the change + the inconsistency in the change description) and you are the committee chair, who is inherently also a committee member, then your name should be listed alongside the other members in the itemized list. You can carry over the role description into the list, or leave it in a separate line below.
Clarified Tanisha's role in the FIP 100 committee charter based on feedback received.
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