credo If it is just a declaration without code, maybe you should not upload it to GitHub.

You are supposed to deal with code when it comes to GitHub. I can get your point since it is related to collaboration and discussion, but maybe you can do it in some forum.

Jun 23 '23 14:06 cynic-1

Maybe it is here for a reason. Time will tell...

Jun 23 '23 15:06 nerovic

Github is used to make contribution PRs (and discussions about them) easier.

Jun 23 '23 15:06 gluk64

Github is used to make contribution PRs (and discussions about them) easier.

Jun 23 '23 17:06 dirus4874

Agreed. GitHub is used for coding and issues, not a forum for a public discussion.

Jun 23 '23 17:06 khoavtvn1991

It will come

Jun 23 '23 17:06 Virex48

It’s a start of something. Give it time

Jun 23 '23 17:06 mlilvic

Agree

Jun 23 '23 18:06 Hazemabuzer

He said maybe and I think github is good.

Jun 23 '23 23:06 joey8447665

Github is used to make contribution PRs (and discussions about them) easier.

If all the community try to do is to add/delete/modify a few words, how could you decide whether this pr is accepted or not? When you talk about community, what is the community? Should we vote for the pr's acceptance? However, the voting part seems not supported in GitHub.

Jun 24 '23 12:06 cynic-1

Time is answer

Jun 24 '23 15:06 ananaer

@cynic-1 thanks for your feedback and we'll work on providing more details of how the community can get involved with the ZK Credo.

When we talk about community we are talking about all the stakeholders in zkSync. That includes, users, devs, projects, etc.

We don't have a voting process right now, but that's something we can think about for the future. Thanks again and we'll let everyone know when there are updates.

Sep 05 '23 22:09 bxpana