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QuietMisdreavus on behalf of The Rustdoc Team · 2019-12-09 · via Rust Blog

Today we're announcing a brand new team: The Docs.rs Team!

Previously, Docs.rs has been managed by the Rustdoc Team, as many of the initial concerns of Docs.rs were shared by Rustdoc as Docs.rs was being brought into team maintainership. However, as time went on, those concerns started to diverge more and more, and so did the people who contributed to either tool.

The new Docs.rs Team will be responsible for the operations and development for Docs.rs, leaving the Rustdoc Team to be responsible for the Rustdoc tool itself. @QuietMisdreavus will be leading the new Docs.rs Team, leaving @GuillaumeGomez to lead the Rustdoc Team.

Joining QuietMisdreavus on the Docs.rs Team is GuillaumeGomez, coordinating work between Rustdoc and Docs.rs; @onur, the original creator of Docs.rs; @pietroalbini, who has coordinated work in Docs.rs from the perspective of the Infrastructure Team; and introducing @jyn514, who has worked to improve the developer experience of contributing to Docs.rs by converting the local development configuration to use docker-compose!

To get involved with either team, join us on Discord! The Rustdoc Team hangs out in #rustdoc, and the Docs.rs Team hangs out in #docs-rs.