Reworded based on feedback
Signed-off-by: Andre Wanlin <awanlin@spotify.com>
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@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ description: Details about the process for auditing plugins in the directory
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We have a simple process in place to audit the plugins in the Plugin Directory:
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1. On a quarterly basis we run the following script: `node ./scripts/plugin-directory-audit.js --audit`
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2. This script will flag any plugin that has not been updated on NPM in more than 365 days as `archived` if it was `inactive`.
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3. It will also flag any plugin as `inactive` that has not been updated on NPM in more than 365 days if it was `active`.
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4. For any plugin flagged as `inactive` or `archived` and have been updated on NPM in less than 365 days they will be flagged as `active` again.
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2. This script will flag any plugin as `inactive` that has not been updated on NPM in more than 365 days if it was `active`.
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3. It will also flag any plugin that has not been updated on NPM in more than 365 days as `archived` if it was `inactive`.
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4. For any plugin flagged as `inactive` or `archived` and has been updated on NPM in less than 365 days they will be flagged as `active` again.
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5. These changes will then be submitted as a PR, approved and merged.
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The impact of a plugin being set to `inactive` means they will show in the inactive section at the bottom of the Plugin Directory. A plugin that is set to `archived` will **not** show up in the Plugin Directory at all.
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