SRT members and membership processes

Current members

Fraser Tweedale (SRT project leader; 2023-05–)
Gautier Di Folco (2023-05–)
Lei Zhu (2024-10–)
Mihai Maruseac (2023-05–)
Montez Fitzpatrick (2024-10–)
Tristan de Cacqueray (2023-05–)

We thank past members for their valuable contributions!

There are some necessary tasks when members join or leave the SRT. These are:

Update the member lists in this document.
Add (or remove) the member from the security-advisories[at]haskell.org mailing list. Contact the Haskell Infrastructure Admins for assistance.
Add (or remove) the member from the VINCE group, if they are participating in that capacity.
Update the member list at https://www.haskell.org/security/. By pull request against https://github.com/haskell-infra/www.haskell.org/.
Announce the membership change(s) on Discourse. Usually this could be included in the quarterly report.

To fill vacancies or grow the SRT, run a Call for Volunteers. The following is a rough guide on how we do that.

For previous calls, we appointed an SRT member to receive the applications (to their personal email address).
After applications close, they compile the applications and share with the rest of the SRT for review. We start a voting thread on the mailing list, each member states their preferred applicant(s) with summary reasons, and we reach a consensus. This process has worked well, so far.
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Publish the call on Discourse and promote it in the logical ways (e.g. Haskell Foundation social media, r/haskell, etc).
The application period should be about 4 weeks. Bump and do another burst of promotion at the halfway point.
After the application deadline, the full SRT membership reviews the proposals and selects the new member(s).
Notify the successful applicant(s) and seek their affirmation that they are prepared to join the SRT.
Notify unsuccessful applicants before public announcement of the outcome.
Commence onboarding and notify the community of the outcome.