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The goal is to enable ETSI TBs and ISGs to adopt best practices for management of code when dealing with formal and machine-readable languages in the specification process. | The goal is to enable ETSI TBs and ISGs to adopt best practices for management of code when dealing with formal and machine-readable languages in the specification process. | ||
The foreseen benefit is to have a more efficient standardization process avoid multiple of content and costly maintenance. | The foreseen benefit is to have a more efficient standardization process avoid multiple of content and costly maintenance.<blockquote>Important: please note that the document preparation is in progress. The preview is given to allow feedback and participation but needs to be refined before use in ETSI groups.</blockquote>For inquiries and suggestions, contact cti_support at etsi dot org. | ||
For inquiries and suggestions, contact cti_support at etsi dot org. | |||
== Process documentation == | == Process documentation == | ||
Revision as of 18:37, 13 January 2020
This page describes a process for contributing and including software in normative and informative standardization.
The goal is to enable ETSI TBs and ISGs to adopt best practices for management of code when dealing with formal and machine-readable languages in the specification process.
The foreseen benefit is to have a more efficient standardization process avoid multiple of content and costly maintenance.
Important: please note that the document preparation is in progress. The preview is given to allow feedback and participation but needs to be refined before use in ETSI groups.
For inquiries and suggestions, contact cti_support at etsi dot org.
Process documentation[edit | edit source]
Detailed documentation is maintained at
https://forge.etsi.org/rep/etsi-cti-admin/forge-contributions-documentation.
Your contributions are welcome!
To provide feedback or proposing changes, log into Forge with your EOL account and click on Request access link.
To file an issue, you may follow the procedure illustrated here.
Overall process[edit | edit source]
