03  - The Trusted Committer Role in InnerSource - Keeping the Community Healthy
Channel: InnerSource Commons
Date: 2020-06-12

The introduction pointed out that Trusted Committers have both tech-oriented and community-oriented responsibilities. It is not sufficient to focus on code and code health only. To ensure success in the long run, Trusted Committers should strive to keep the community building the software healthy as well. Because of that, they must strike a good balance between ensuring product quality and growing a healthy community.

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