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and .NET Contrib approvers who can help with reviews and code
approval. However, as individual components are developed by numerous
contributors, approvers and maintainers are not expected to directly contribute
to every component. The list of owners for each component can be found in
component's Readme.md file.
@open-telemetry/dotnet-contrib-triagers:
- Martin Thwaites, Honeycomb
- Timothy "Mothra" Lee, Microsoft
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@open-telemetry/dotnet-contrib-maintainers:
- Alan West, New Relic
- Cijo Thomas, Microsoft
- Mikel Blanchard, Microsoft
- Piotr Kiełkowicz, Splunk
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