@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The OpenSSF Labs provide OSS developers several benefits:
1818facilitates cross-organization or -vendor collaboration.
1919* The lowest barrier to starting brand new projects.
2020* A dedicated GitHub repository, if starting a lab from scratch.
21- * A streamlined transition into the [ Sandbox] stage of the OpenSSF [ project
21+ * A streamlined transition into the [ Sandbox stage] of the OpenSSF [ project
2222lifecycle] .
2323
2424## Project Responsibilities
@@ -38,16 +38,18 @@ project.
3838
3939The TAC will periodically check on the activity of labs. Labs that have been
4040inactive for an extended period (6+ months), or are explicitly suspended by
41- the maintainers, will be marked as "archived" in GitHub.
41+ the maintainers, will be moved into the [ Archived
42+ stage] ( templates/LAB_NAME_archived_stage.md ) .
4243
43- Archived labs are not actively maintained and read-only, and can be reactivated
44- if there is interest in resuming work on a project.
44+ Archived lab repositories are not actively maintained and will be marked as
45+ "archived" (read-only) on GitHub. They can be reactivated if there is interest
46+ in resuming work on a project.
4547
4648## New Lab Proposal Process
4749
48- 1 . Fork the <TBD > repo.
50+ 1 . Fork the ` <TBD> ` repo.
4951
50- 2 . Fill out the [ proposal template] ( templates/LAB_NAME_lab .md )
52+ 2 . Fill out the [ proposal template] ( templates/LAB_NAME_lab_stage .md )
5153 and save it into the ` labs ` subdirectory under the name of your lab,
5254 such as ` coolnewproject_lab.md ` .
5355 <br />
@@ -82,7 +84,7 @@ if there is interest in resuming work on a project.
8284 automatically. You can also add it manually as part of your commit
8385 log message or add it afterwards with ` git commit --amend -s ` .
8486
85- 5 . Submit a Pull Request to the <TBD > repo.
87+ 5 . Submit a Pull Request to the ` <TBD> ` repo.
8688
8789The [ OpenSSF TAC] will then review your proposal. Like sponsors, TAC members may
8890but are not required to participate in ongoing work like contributing or
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