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# Maintainers *
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###### 1 vote points
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Being part of Technical Steering Committee (TSC) [@StackStorm/maintainers](https://github.com/orgs/StackStorm/teams/maintainers) provide significant and reliable value to the project helping it grow and improve through development and maintenance.
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Being part of Technical Steering Committee (TSC) [@StackStorm/maintainers](https://github.com/orgs/StackStorm/teams/maintainers) provide significant and reliable value to the project helping it grow and improve through development and maintenance. See [Maintainer Responsibilities](https://github.com/StackStorm/st2/blob/master/GOVERNANCE.md#maintainer-responsibilities) for more info.
* Nick Maludy ([@nmaludy](https://github.com/nmaludy)) <<nmaludy@gmail.com>>
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# Contributors
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Contributors are using and occasionally contributing back to the project, might be active in conversations or express their opinion on the project’s direction.
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They're not part of the TSC voting process, but appreciated for their contribution, involvement and may become Maintainers in future.
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<!--[@StackStorm/contributors](https://github.com/orgs/StackStorm/teams/contributors) are invited to StackStorm Github organization and we appreciate their contribution and involvement. -->
They're not part of the TSC voting process, but appreciated for their contribution, involvement and may become Maintainers in the future depending on their effort and involvement. See [How to become a Maintainer?](https://github.com/StackStorm/st2/blob/master/GOVERNANCE.md#how-to-become-a-maintainer)
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[@StackStorm/contributors](https://github.com/orgs/StackStorm/teams/contributors) are invited to StackStorm Github organization and have permissions to help triage the Issues and review PRs.
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*AJ Jonen ([@guzzijones](https://github.com/guzzijones)) - ST2 Web UI, Orquesta, Core.
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* Carlos ([@nzlosh](https://github.com/nzlosh)) - Chatops, Errbot, Community, Discussions, StackStorm Exchange.
People that are currently not very active maintainers/contributors but who participated in and formed the project we have today.
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* Johan Dahlberg ([@johandahlberg](https://github.com/johandahlberg)) - Using st2 for Bioinformatics/Science project, providing feedback & contributions in Ansible, Community, Workflows. [Case Study](https://stackstorm.com/case-study-scilifelab/).
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* Johan Hermansson ([@johanherman](https://github.com/johanherman)) - Using st2 for Bioinformatics/Science project, feedback & contributions in Ansible, Community, Workflows. [Case Study](https://stackstorm.com/case-study-scilifelab/).
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* Lakshmi Kannan ([@lakshmi-kannan](https://github.com/lakshmi-kannan)) - early Stormer. Initial Core platform architecture, scalability, reliability, Team Leadership during the project hard times.
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* Lindsay Hill ([@LindsayHill](https://github.com/LindsayHill)) - ex StackStorm product manager that made a significant impact building an ecosystem we see today.
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* Manas Kelshikar ([@manasdk](https://github.com/manasdk)) - ex Stormer. Developed (well) early core platform features.
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