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NOTE: all project-level badges should will be branded for that project
Contributor Badge (per Project/Community)
. For example "ONAP Contributor Badge" or "Anuket Committer Badge".
[Project] Contributor Badge
The [Project] The LFN Contributor badge recognizes those individuals who have contributed in some way to one of the LFN projects within the past year. This could include code contributions, documentation contributions, testing, etc.
Criteria: Use each community's definition of a contributor (TSC voting criteria per the committer representative discussions).
Committer Badge (per Project/Community)
[Project] Committer Badge
The [Project] Committer The LFN Committer badges recognizes those individuals who have achieved committer status on an LFN project within the past year. This recognition acknowledges the efforts of those committers in dedicating their time & skills to these projects and displaying their personal eminence.
Criteria: Committer status within an LFN project
NOTE: add a "100 Commits" badge
LFN Leader Badge
[Project] 100 Commits Badge
The [Project] Committer badges recognizes those individuals who have made more than 100 commits on an LFN project within the past year. This recognition acknowledges the efforts of those committers in dedicating their time & skills to these projects and displaying their personal eminence.
Criteria: 100 commits within an LFN project
[Project] Leader Badge
The [Project] The LFN Leader badge recognizes those individuals who have played a leadership role in LFN or one of the LFN projects within the past year. Such roles include PTLs for projects, TSC members, project subcommittee leaders.
Criteria: TSC member, Project Subcommittee leader, and other roles as determined by the LFN Project's TSC
[Project] PTL Badge
The [Project] PTL badge recognizes those individuals who have lead a subproject of an LFN project within the past year. The PTLs are the backbone of projects & dedicate substantial time and effort to the success of these projects.
Criteria: PTL role
LFN Leader Badge
The LFN Leader badge recognizes those individuals who have played a leadership role in the LFN within the past year. Such roles might include participation in LFN-wide committee members (TAC, MAC, SPC, LFN Governing Board) or participation in major cross-community activities (Super Blueprints).
Criteria: Project PTL, TSC member, Subcommittee leader for an LFN Project (how to determine what qualifies?), TAC TAC/MAC/SPC/Gov Board members
NOTE: break out PTL into its own category, and each community/project Leader badge
NOTE: look at cross-community presentation for possible criteria for LFN-wide badging, other cross-community efforts as determined by the TAC.
LFN Mentee Badge
The LFN Mentee badge recognizes those individuals who have completed a project within the LFN Mentorship Program. These programs offer a structured hands-on learning opportunity for new developers who may otherwise lack the opportunity to gain exposure to open source software development and entry to the LFN projects' technical communities. This badge acknowledges their successful contributions to the LFN
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