@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ conventions and tools for building *decentralized social applications* based on
1212is modular and extensible. It relies as much as possible on existing
1313[ W3C] ( http://www.w3.org/ ) standards and protocols.
1414
15- Specifically, Solid is:
15+ Specifically, [ Solid] ( https://github.com/solid/solid ) is:
1616
1717* A tech stack -- a set of complementary [ standards] ( #standards-used ) and
1818 [ data formats/vocabularies] ( https://github.com/solid/vocab ) that together
@@ -37,6 +37,24 @@ Specifically, Solid is:
3737 [ tutorials] ( https://github.com/solid/solid-tutorials ) and
3838 [ talks/presentations] ( https://github.com/solid/talks ) .
3939
40+ ## Solid Project Workflow
41+
42+ To contribute to Solid development, and to bring up issues or feature requests,
43+ please use the following workflow:
44+
45+ 1 . Have a question or a feature request or a concern about the Solid framework,
46+ or on one of its servers? ** Open an issue on
47+ [ solid/solid] ( https://github.com/solid ) ** .
48+
49+ 2 . Have an issue with the * Solid spec* specifically? ** Open an issue on
50+ [ solid/solid] ( https://github.com/solid ) anyway.** And then, as a result of
51+ discussion, if it's agreed that it is actually a Spec issue, it will be moved
52+ to ` solid-spec ` .
53+
54+ 3 . The individual [ solid/solid] ( https://github.com/solid ) issues can coordinate
55+ and track component/dependent issues on the various affected Solid servers,
56+ apps, and so on.
57+
4058## Table of contents
4159
4260* [ Pre-Requisites] ( #pre-requisites )
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