Update PEP 815 (#825)
* Explain how a Python team is created * Clarify the special case when a Steering Committee member proposes a PEP
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@ -108,8 +108,14 @@ Python became too big to work as an unique team anymore, people
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naturally have grouped themselves as teams to work more closely on
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specific topics, sometimes called "Special Interest Group" (SIG).
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When enough developers are interested by a specific topic, they can
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create a new team. Usually, the main action is to ask the Python
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postmaster to create a new "SIG" mailing list, but the team can choose
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to use a different communication channel.
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Team members are Python contributors and Python core developers. The
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team is responsible to select who can join the team and how.
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team is self-organized and is responsible to select who can join the
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team and how.
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Team members can get the bug triage permission on the team bug tracker
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component. Working in a team is a nice way to learn more to maybe later
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@ -240,7 +246,8 @@ Special Case: Steering Committee Members And PEPs
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A committee member cannot be a PEP delegate.
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A committee member can offer a PEP, but cannot decide how their own PEP
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is approved.
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is approved. In this case, the two other board members are responsible
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to decide how the PEP is approved.
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When the committee decides that a PEP must be voted, committee members
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can vote as they are also core developers, but they don't have more
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