Any organisation or community without rules is neither an organisation nor a community. Apply that to an engineering project like a Linux distribution and it gets simpler: a distribution without an organisation behind it is not a distribution. It is an ISO that installs. Maybe.
What I am trying to do is build a structure that channels the will, the passion, the skills and the affection of everyone taking part in the same direction, without wasting anyone's time getting to the best result.
Nothing bureaucratic. Odyssey is a friendly project, take it easy. Just with a bit of common sense, intelligence and practicality.
How Odyssey is developed: the rolling release model on two branches, and how packages are classified by their dependency graph to decide when and how they move.
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The guidelines for taking part in development, and the general governance choices around the community, the work itself, and collaborating with me.
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If you want to take part, look at how we work. These are the places where it happens, and the forum opens up once you become an Argonaut.