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Re: Community Contribution Statistics

Re: Community Contribution Statistics

First, thank you Enric for your awesome work, and for sharing it with us.

On 8/21/2025 8:52 PM, Enric Tobella Alomar wrote:
A few highlights:

- Our top contributors come from a broad range of companies and individuals, which shows the diversity and strength of our ecosystem.
- At the same time, our delegates and board composition reflects historical patterns, with a large share coming from just a few companies.

This contrast suggests an opportunity: as our contributor base diversifies, our governance could also evolve to better reflect the variety of people and organizations who make this association possible.

As member of the board, and in particular as part of the Governance WG, and picking on the bait for the discussion, I feel I can make a few comments on the above:
  • As a principle: I believe we all agree on embracing and accommodating for diversity on backgrounds, points of view, etc.
  • Regarding Delegates: I honestly don't know how diverse or concentrated they are. But they're probably Males, European and Technical in background. We want better. There is a batch of new delegates every year. What can we do to promote more diversity?
  • Regarding Board: the problem has been actually the opposite - some long time board members feel tired and and to not reapply, but we lack candidates. Renewal and "new blood" will surely be welcome. There a board election every year. What can we do to get more candidates to apply?
  • Finally, a lot of this is governed by our bylaws. It there something that should be changed there?

Thanks
Daniel


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by Daniel Reis - 01:35 - 22 Aug 2025

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  • Community Contribution Statistics
    Dear members,

    I’m happy to share that the contribution statistics have been restored and are now published again in a public repository: https://github.com/OCA-contributors/monthly-statistics/. Also, there is another repository where the code used to do it is shared: https://github.com/OCA-contributors/contributors-statistics-generator. This way, everyone can explore the data, verify it, and even improve the tooling if needed.

    I plan to publish the monthly results at the begining of each month. It has not been published inside OCA because I opened the topic several times, but there were some issues for doing it. So, I’ve started publishing it independently so the whole community can benefit. I will not publish it under Dixmit banner in order to keep it neutral and independent.

    The goal is to celebrate our contributors and provide transparency on how our community is evolving. A few highlights:

    - Our top contributors come from a broad range of companies and individuals, which shows the diversity and strength of our ecosystem.
    - At the same time, our delegates and board composition reflects historical patterns, with a large share coming from just a few companies.

    This contrast suggests an opportunity: as our contributor base diversifies, our governance could also evolve to better reflect the variety of people and organizations who make this association possible.

    I’d like to open the conversation on:

    - How can we keep contribution statistics as a regular, neutral resource?
    - How can governance and community contributions stay closely connected?
    - What other forms of transparency would help us all feel engaged?

    A big thank-you to everyone who contributes code, reviews and energy.

    Sincerely,

    Enric Tobella Alomar
    CEO & Founder

    by Enric Tobella Alomar - 09:51 - 21 Aug 2025