I don’t expect there’ll be structural changes to the program. As far as I am concerned, the maintainers program is working well, and we don’t want to change that. We do want to involve the Edly developers more in the Tutor ecosystem, and that means in particular onboarding some of them as Tutor plugin maintainers. I expect that they will replace me as maintainer for the plugins that I am assigned to. Current maintainers will be kept in their position, unless they desire otherwise.
That being said, my hope is that we will produce much more plugins than there exist today. It means that we will have to scale our organisational efforts to improve coordination between maintainers. For the time being, I’m alone in charge of the coordination, and I tend to do very little – just because maintainers are doing a great job so far. We’ll probably have to re-think some aspects if we are to increase the number of maintainers. In any case, if we need to make changes then they will be discussed with the current maintainers.
I’ll take the opportunity to thank current and past @tutor-maintainers. In particular: Kyle and Adolfo from tCRIL, Jhony from Edunext and Ghassan. Your contributions are a tremendous help to the project and I’m lucky to be working with you! 