On-Board project to the .NET Foundation

[Daniel-Svensson]

We're getting ready to bring the project into the .NET Foundation, but before we
do we need to do the following:

Getting into the .NET Foundation

• Make sure the project has a good name that is easy to remember and
  spell. Check that it doesn't conflict with another existing project
• Make sure the people involved in the project want to join the .NET Foundation
• Make sure the project has a clear understanding about how it accepts contributions and the process
  it follows when selecting new committers to the project.
• Register an interest in joining the .NET Foundation
• Work with the .NET Foundation to fill out an On-Boarding Questionaire
• .NET Foundation sends out completed questionaire to .NET Foundation Advisory Council for comments
• .NET Foundation Executive Director submits new project proposal to the .NET Foundation Board
• Configure a CI build for the project and ensure build status badges are available from the README

Once accepted into the .NET Foundation

• Sign the contribution / assignment agreement
• Agree a date to move into the .NET Foundation
• Prepare a guest blog post announcing the move on the .NET Foundation Blog
• Read the code of conduct,
  link to it in your code and
  understand what to do if you are concerned about any behaviour or have
  concerns reported to you.
• Tell the world we have joined!
• Get CLA Automation enabled to ensure contributors can easily sign the
  Contribution License Agreement
• Send a PR to add the Project into the .NET Foundation
  list
• Ensure the repo contents are up to date with .NET Foundation guidance
• Review the README guidance and update if necessary
• If applicable update the LICENSE file to show Copyright has been assigned to the .NET Foundation
  and look to update any file headers.
• If applicable, update any copyright statements in websites owned by the project to reflect
  assignment to the .NET Foundation
• If applicable, update any websites associated with the project to include
  "Supported by the .NET Foundation" or
  similar link back to the .NET Foundation in the footer. If applicable, please
  include image links from our swag repo. (We think a link in the footer using the horizontal logo looks very nice.)
• Sign up for Project Leader news
• Configure any resources requested from the .NET Foundation (SSL Certs, Code Signing,
  Secret Management, Build Servers etc)

[Daniel-Svensson]

@merijndejonge I am planning to have another attempt at joining the .Net foundation (didn't received any response the last time).
How do you feel about M2M and fluent configuration?
I think it would make sense to include those as well so that they share the same licensing

[merijndejonge]

Hi Daniel, I fully agree. So let's try to also include M2M and fluent configuration. Best regards, Merijn

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