Should we standardize the front matter (introductory text) that goes at the top of each template file? See the PR for the Our Team template for an example.

[heykayla]

Frontmatter:

• Template: boilerplate text in curly braces
  • Thank you for downloading the [TEMPLATE_NAME] template from The Good Docs Project! We welcome any kind of constructive feedback on our templates.
• About (AKA guide): boilerplate text in curly braces

7/19/2022

• Started the discussion, but still have more to discuss.
• Will table until the next meeting!

[heykayla]

Votes:

• Everyone voted in favor.
• Will hand off to Content Strategy (Felicity) for wording
• Agreed to

[camerons]

Rough consensus from meeting:

• "Should we invite feedback?
• Should it go into a new README doc for each template directory? (Probably not)
• Should it go into template doc? (Probably not, keep it simple)
• Should it go in the guide/about? (Probably yes. It aligns with intent of the guide for other guide content)
• Should it be at top or bottom of the guide? (Probably at the bottom. The other content is more important. Open source people know that they can give back.)
• Content of the recommendation: Suggest point back to how to give back. Content strategy group to take an action to suggest text.

Attendees: Cameron, atroger, Mengmeng, Kayla, Deanna, Felicity