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# Node.js Website Team Meeting 2025-07-04
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## Present
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- Aviv Keller @avivkeller
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- Brian: Was this triggered by a specific incident?
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- Claudio: Yes and no. There *was* an incident, but it was a misunderstanding and fairly isolated.
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- Aviv: If the system isn't broken, maybe it doesn’t need to be fixed.
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- Brian: +1
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- Claudio: +1
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- Brian: +1
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- Claudio: +1
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- Matt: The old wording in the guidelines was intentionally vague. Clarity is also important.
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- Aviv: Let's continue this discussion in the PR itself. Feel free to refer to the minutes for a refresher on this conversation.
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- https://github.com/nodejs/nodejs.org/pull/8040
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- Claudio: What if we need to add owners to many files at once?
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- Aviv: How often does that scenario realistically occur?
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- Claudio: Fairly often, for example, when people need to change pings or ownership, it becomes messy. A good system needs to be maintainable over time.
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- Matt: +1 in favor of introducing a `CODEOWNERS` file.
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- Aviv: Should we scrap the entire idea of mapping articles to Core APIs?
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- Claudio: No, we should just separate it from the review process. There are many ways to map files to relevant core APIs.
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- Augustin: A simple mapping won’t work for the Learn content. It's too complex.
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- Claudio: Core collaborators and TSC members are strong in technical domains but transforming technical documentation into Learn articles introduces another layer of complexity, perhaps AI will help?
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- Claudio: What if we need to add owners to many files at once?
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- Aviv: How often does that scenario realistically occur?
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- Claudio: Fairly often, for example, when people need to change pings or ownership, it becomes messy. A good system needs to be maintainable over time.
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- Matt: +1 in favor of introducing a `CODEOWNERS` file.
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- Aviv: Should we scrap the entire idea of mapping articles to Core APIs?
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- Claudio: No, we should just separate it from the review process. There are many ways to map files to relevant core APIs.
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- Augustin: A simple mapping won’t work for the Learn content. It's too complex.
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- Claudio: Core collaborators and TSC members are strong in technical domains but transforming technical documentation into Learn articles introduces another layer of complexity, perhaps AI will help?
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- **Discussion cut short, as we ran out of time**

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