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• Clearly state how data will be used and retained
• Involve lawyers if there are doubts or concerns
• Read fine print and understand policies and regulations
• Design privacy documentation if necessary
• State sources and define metrics clearly
• Consider whether personally identifiable information (PII) is necessary
• Understand accountability structure for data

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• The CNCF Contributor Strategy Tag has governance and contributor growth working groups that provide guidance for maintaining healthy open source projects.
• The TO DO group has guides for creating and managing healthy open source projects.
• The Chaos Metrics Community has defined metrics and tools for understanding and improving project health.
• Interpretation is key when evaluating project health, as each project is unique and metrics should be adjusted based on project needs.
• Metrics for responsiveness can include time to first response and time to close issues and pull requests.
• Interpreting responsiveness metrics requires considering external factors such as conferences and holidays.
• Adjusting contributor recruitment and mentorship strategies can improve responsiveness metrics.
• Tracking and interpreting metrics over time can help identify areas for improvement and ensure project health.