Add a description of user groups.
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# Community groups
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The project has 4 main types of groups:
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The project has 5 main types of groups:
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* Special Interest Groups, SIGs
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* Subprojects
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* Working Groups, WGs
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* Committees
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* User Groups
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committee periodically, and to the community as makes sense, given the
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charter.
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## User groups
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Some topics have long term relevance to large groups of Kubernetes users, but
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do not have clear deliverables or ownership of parts of the Kubernetes
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code base. As such they are neither good fits for SIGs or Working Groups.
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Examples of such a topic might be continuous delivery to Kubernetes.
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User groups function as a centralized resource to facilitate communication
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and discovery of information related to the topic of the user group. User
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groups should not undertake to produce any deliverable, instead they should
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form working groups under the auspices of some SIG for such work. Likewise
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they shouldn't take ownership of anything in the Kubernetes process, as
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that is a role for SIGs.
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User groups are documented in [sigs.yaml](sigs.yaml)
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## Cross-project Communication and Coordination
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While most work shouldn’t require expensive coordination with other
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