One of the projects that I’m working on has a steering committee, however, I’ve never had the need to work with them directly. I think that they are valuable. Sometimes they are just a rubber stamp, but just having them there provides a measure of accountability. Sometimes they have valuable input, and can make the higher level decisions that save those on the ground some extra work, or battles. They can also create more work, but hopefully for the best interests of the project/community
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