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First of all, everybody involved in the Hyperledger community , no matter how small of a contribution or the form of the contribution, can is a supporter of the Hyperledger community and should proudly identify themselves as a Hyperledger Supporter. Showing up to, and participating in, community meetings is a contribution. Editing the wiki is a contribution. Replying to an email in one of our mailing lists is a contribution. Reporting a bug or asking a clarifying question about our documentation is a contribution. Submitting a patch is a contribution. Attending one of our community events or meetups is a contribution. If you are reading this, it is likely you have made a contribution to the Hyperledger community. Thank youWe really mean everybody. Even if you're only just a fan of what we are doing at Hyperledger, you are a Hyperledger Supporter. Showing your support that way is an easy way for all of us to build up Hyperledger and help ensure its future.
Hyperledger TSC Chair, Vice Chair, and Members
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- Hyperledger 2020 Mentee
- Hyperledger 2019 Mentor, Git Commit Signing with DIDs
Hyperledger Staff
Conclusion
As stated in the introduction, the goal is for all of us to clearly communicate our roles in the community so that everybody can gain from their affiliation with Hyperledger in an honest and open way.