This atlas grows best when feedback stays reviewable, discussable, and traceable.
- Open an issue with the
Atlas feedbacktemplate for ideas, corrections, missing resources, graph-edge suggestions, or UX problems. - The maintainer triages the issue: accept, ask for evidence, merge into an existing thread, or close as out of scope.
- Accepted ideas become a short-lived branch and pull request.
- The PR updates the relevant card,
docs/data/graph.json, playbook, lab, or site code. - If the contributor wants attribution, add them to the card front matter with
contributors: [@github-handle].
Use contributors for people whose suggestion or review materially shaped a card or expansion:
contributors: ["@alice", "@bob"]The live site renders this field on the card. GitHub PR authorship remains the source of truth for code changes.
Issues are better for intake because visitors do not need write access, discussion is threaded, labels make triage visible, and accepted work can close the issue from a PR. The repo still keeps the durable result: updated cards, graph edges, playbooks, labs, and contributor metadata.