What is a Core Contributor (CC)?

[cassiezamparini]

Task

Following the navigation updates to the Open edX Docs, the next phase is to migrate relevant Core Contributor content from Confluence into the Docs site (see accepted proposal).

1. Create a new Docs page

• Add a page titled “What is a Core Contributor (CC)?”
• Place it under the "Core Contributor Handbook" section in the Open edX Docs.
• Ensure it shows up as the first item in the Docs sidebar:

• On the Core Contributor Handbook landing page, create a "Quick starts" category, and include “What is a Core Contributor (CC)?" as the first item.

2. Migrate and adapt content

• Move relevant content from the following Confluence pages into the new Docs page:

  • Core Contributor Program
  • Core Contributor Role Definitions

• Update the content so it reads clearly and flows as a single Docs page.

3. Submit documentation changes

• Create a pull request with the Docs updates.
• Link the PR to this task.

4. Archive Confluence pages

For each migrated Confluence page:

• Remove the existing content
• Add a warning box stating the content has moved to Open edX Docs and link to the new Docs page

5. Review

Before merging, request a review from:

• @sarina
• @cassiezamparini

[mphilbrick211]

Looks good to me, @cassiezamparini! I suggest having Sarina as our Axim reviewer.

[cassiezamparini]

@mphilbrick211 Perfect. @sarina are you happy with this? I don't think it will be a ton of pages now that I look at it.

[sarina]

@cassiezamparini a page that starts with "What is..." would be a Concept, not a Quickstart. Regardless, I don't see an advantage (and in fact a slight disadvantage) to using Diataxis with a very small set of documents that will be Concepts or References.