greetings from an alumnus, and invite to trial Gov4Git for making community management more efficient

Hi everyone,

I hope all is well!

You may recall that I was working on a system for facilitating the governance of open-source projects, called Gov4Git.

We made our first product release a couple of months ago. Our first release is specifically aiming to facilitate management of large communities — in fact, it was largely motivated by my experiences with the IPFS developer community.

I am wondering if you would be interested to trial it and give us your feedback thoughts.

The relevant links for acquainting yourselves with Gov4Git are:
- [Our website](https://gov4git.org)
- [Overview of the product and how it integrates into a GitHub project](https://www.gov4git.org/s/DEPLOY-MANAGE-COLLABORATE-OVERVIEW.pdf)
- [Step-by-step user's guide](https://github.com/gov4git/gov4git/blob/v2/doc/DEPLOY-MANAGE-COLLABORATE-DETAILED.pdf)
- [Detailed explanation of our governance mechanism for open-source communities](https://medium.com/@gov4git/waimea-collective-management-and-compensation-for-open-source-communities-affa9b9093e9)

We have a couple of deployments, if you want to take a peek:
- [Plurality Book project](https://github.com/pluralitybook/plurality/issues/263)
- [Gov4Git Roadmapping](https://github.com/gov4git/roadmap/issues/2)

If you have the bandwidth, I'd be happy to sit together (on zoom :) and walk you through it, and help you deploy.

Best regards to everyone!
-Petar