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Recommendation: Community projects should possess and maintain source files for any diagrams or images, whether they are used for internal discussions, in the upstream documentation, or as the "mock-up" for the creation of RH-style images created by CCS for use downstream.
Scenario that inspired this guideline:
Devs created diagrams to use in the upstream documentation, but did not add source files to the repo.
A Dev shared the .png "output" with a CCS writer for modification by a RH graphics person.
CCS writer contributed the RH-style image ouput back to the Community (sans all indication of being touched by RH)
Devs now want to iterate on the diagrams for functionality they're adding to their project/product. However, they are starting from scratch, as no source of the originals was ever added to the Community repo.
Providing source from RH-created diagrams is probably not viable due to tools-compatibility reasons. And may have legal concerns around that, but I'm not sure.
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Recommendation: Community projects should possess and maintain source files for any diagrams or images, whether they are used for internal discussions, in the upstream documentation, or as the "mock-up" for the creation of RH-style images created by CCS for use downstream.
Scenario that inspired this guideline:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: