resync team with README #224
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@rmg removed themselves from the @nodejs/diagnostics team on June 20. Resynch the list of people in the README against the GitHub team. (The team currently has 31 people. If there are really that many people active in the Diagnostics WG, then awesome! But if that contains a lot of folks who aren't active anymore, it might be a good idea to do some pruning. Or not if extra folks don't adversely affect anything. In some groups, that can be a problem when doing things like taking votes or abiding by rules about quorum.)
There's a revalidation effort currently going on in #217. |
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(Can someone on Diagnostics land this?) |
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@rmg removed themselves from the @nodejs/diagnostics team on June 20. Resynch the list of people in the README against the GitHub team.
(The team currently has 31 people. If there are really that many people active in the Diagnostics WG, then awesome! But if that contains a lot of folks who aren't active anymore, it might be a good idea to do some pruning. Or not if extra folks don't adversely affect anything. In some groups, that can be a problem when doing things like taking votes or abiding by rules about quorum.)