How is credit granted for Drupal core issues
This page describes the process of how credit is given to contributors for their contributions to Drupal core issues. It explains that credit can be granted to individuals who contribute code, documentation, or other forms of support. The page outlines guidelines and examples for how maintainers should assess contributions and determine the appropriate level of credit. It also emphasizes the importance of recognizing and valuing contributions from diverse individuals and communities. The page provides a clear and comprehensive guide for understanding how contributions are acknowledged and appreciated within the Drupal community.
A guide to issue credits and the Drupal.org marketplace
The page is a guide to understanding issue credits and the Drupal.org marketplace. It explains what issue credits are and how they are earned through contributions to the Drupal project. The page serves as a useful resource for individuals looking to contribute to the Drupal project and to utilize the resources available on the Drupal.org marketplace.
Drupal.org security advisory coverage applications
The page provides information about the Drupal Project Application process, which is used by developers and maintainers to submit new projects to the Drupal community. The page explains the different project types that can be submitted, including modules, themes, and distributions. It also provides guidelines for submitting projects and outlines the various stages of the review process, which involves a community review, a technical review, and an approval from a project application reviewer.
mostly from countries were labor is relatively cheap. It's a quick and somewhat proven method for a "company" to rise in the top contributor rankings by just throwing a lot of hands that run the tasks, hoping it will bring more paid work their way. Such a waste of human power.
— René Bakx | raw (@renebakx) August 21, 2022
I'd be okay with implementing a penalty system for orgs that do this (similar to how Google will penalize people who get caught doing black-hat SEO).
— Mike Herchel's disembodied head (@mikeherchel) August 21, 2022
We'd need to set up a review, and appeals system though. The system and rules would need to be transparent, too.
This is another place where automation can reduce gaming by removing the incentive to game. Automated coding standards testing on DrupalCI has virtually eliminated this noise from queues that have it. We didn't have said automated testing in 2016.
— xjm (@xjmdrupal) August 22, 2022