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Exploration: How to visualize what is where? #7
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So, @royaljust and I discussed this today, and for really small, single-repo projects, I feel that we need an option for them to use only the "project" portion plus the files that apply regardless of project/org level. That is, specifically ignore org-docs/charter.md, since there's no point in having 2 levels of governance for projects that have 4 contributors.
Yeah, I was also wondering if the org-docs and project-docs are always meant to be used in combination or not. So clarifying that further will be good.
In either of these cases though (project-docs only or all docs), do you have suggestions for how one could provide an overview for readers so that they can more easily figuring out what is where, and what each file is meant to be used for?
Documentation?
Yeah documentation for sure.
What I meant was more how specifically one could document this, as the top of this issue was exploring ⬆️
It might be helpful to add some example organizations who implement MVG, such as InterpretML, Fairlearn.
When I started reading the MVG I had a bit of a hard time figuring out what is where, and what each file is meant to be used for.
I have some ideas but I don't fully know where I am going with this so rather than sending a PR for it right away, I am exploring the options here.
Idea 1: Formatting the two main folders in the README slightly differently
The README could make it more obvious that the main structure are these two folders.
It could look similar to this:
Idea 2: Tree structure
Listing the main files in the README would allow to explain where to start, and what the purpose of each file is.
For example:
Alternatively one could add a new README.md file to each of the folders.
Those would serve as index pages, explaining what each file is meant to be used for.
So much for now. Looking forward to hear your thoughts on this.