move FoxDot repositories and the project governance to community-based approach

[joenio]

Hello @Qirky,

I would like first to say thank you very much for all your great work on FoxDot, and it is a shame that you are no longer available to keep the project going on.

Said that I would like to ask you if you agree to move the FoxDot governance to a community-based group, in practicals ways it means:

• create a foxdot group on github
• define some rules about the governance of the project
• invite who is interested on foxdot maintainance to enter this group
• fork every foxdot repository inside that new group
• document that the oficial foxdot repository now is under the umbrella on this new-created group

Are you ok to move in this direction? Someone else would like to propose something different? I put myself as volunteer to organize the group, repositories, documentation, etc...

Best,

[pabs3]

Instead of forking the foxdot repositories inside the new group, I suggest moving them there instead, since that way you retain things like issues, pull requests, projects etc within the new group. If you create forks, the open issues/etc stay with the old repos.

[joenio]

Nowadays looks like that the FoxDot community is organized around the fork below:

• https://gitlab.com/iShapeNoise/foxdot

[CyberFox001]

Any news on this point ?

FoxDot is a very cool project, and it would be nice if it can continue

[joenio]

The only news I have is that the FoxDot community is working and evolving the fork below:

• https://gitlab.com/iShapeNoise/foxdot

[pabs3]

I note that iShapeNoise is an individual user too like @Qirky, so this approach will possibly have the same problems as the old effort, much better would be to have a GitHub/GitLab org/group instead.

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[CyberFox001]

The only news I have is that the FoxDot community is working and evolving the fork below:

* https://gitlab.com/iShapeNoise/foxdot

In the README, I see a that synth and samples have been added. Are every added thing under a FOSS licence ?