04  - The Trusted Committer Role in InnerSource - Uplevelling Community Members
Channel: InnerSource Commons
Date: 12/06/2020

There is a continuum of participation in an InnerSource community. There are people who are not aware of the community. Newcomers might be interested in the community and its product, but have not yet used it. Consumers use the software but may not have made a contribution. Then there are the Contributors who have made at least one contribution, and finally the Trusted Committers, who are taking responsibility for both the software and the community. As a Trusted Committer, you are responsible for moving individuals along this continuum and upleveling their ability to make contributions. In this sense, Trusted Committers act as force multipliers in their community.

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