Faq and Working Group update

src/content/faq/faq.yaml

@@ -1,8 +1,31 @@
-- question: "Is there a clear role and set of responsibilities for Linaro?"
+- question: "How do I join a CoreCollective working group?"
   answer: >
-    Linaro is an active Member of CoreCollective and provides governance, hosting, and other services.
+    Working groups are coordinated via Google Groups mailing lists.
+    The Google Group can be joined by visiting the group's page, or by
+    emailing [group-name]+subscribe@corecollective.dev.
+    At a future date each Working Group will have a team page which
+    includes the group calendar and a place to store files.
+    Until then, all WG information will be shared via the Google Group.
 
-- question: "What is the process for requesting the creation of a new CoreCollective Working Group?"
+- question: "What CoreCollective groups are available to join?"
+  answer: >
+    The <a href="/working-groups/">Working Groups</a> page lists all the
+    active working groups.
+    Click on the group title to get to the Google Group page where you can
+    request to join and see the archives.
+
+- question: "Can I join via email instead of the Google Groups page?"
+  answer: >
+    Yes, send an empty email to [group-name]+subscribe@corecollective.dev.
+
+- question: "Are working group archives public?"
+  answer: >
+    Yes, working groups keep public archives of the mailing list traffic.
+    You don't need to be a member of a group to read the archive.
+    You can see the mailing list archive by clicking on the group name
+    on the <a href="/working-groups/">Working Groups</a> page.
+
+- question: "How do I propose a new CoreCollective Working Group?"
   answer: >
     <p>CoreCollective is always open to the proposal of new Working Groups. A new WG must be approved by the TAC Chair / TAC.</p>
     <p>Considerations regarding requesting the launch of new WGs:</p>

src/pages/working-groups/index.astro

@@ -17,41 +17,55 @@ const data = [
     icon: iconGear,
     description:
       'Focused on the Linux Kernel, Toolchains, and Kernel Quality Testing',
+    googlegroupname: 'linux-fundamentals',
   },
   {
     title: 'Confidential Compute',
     icon: iconConfidential,
     description:
       'Provision of a comprehensive set of software emulated hardware enabling execution of Confidential Compute on Arm',
+    googlegroupname: 'confidential-compute',
   },
   {
     title: 'Windows on Arm',
     icon: iconWindows,
     description:
       'Targeting application layer support for Windows. From tooling to enablement and optimization of libraries on the Windows platform',
+    googlegroupname: 'windows-on-arm',
   },
   {
     title: 'Android',
     icon: iconWindows,
     description:
       'Arm architecture feature adoption. Platform standardization & enablement',
+    googlegroupname: 'android',
   },
   {
     title: 'Edge Compute',
     icon: iconEdge,
     description: 'Standards and Firmware for Arm edge platforms',
+    googlegroupname: 'edge-compute',
   },
   {
     title: 'Virtualization',
     icon: iconData,
     description:
       'Enable collaboration on evolving Arm-architecture virtualization technologies for secure firmware, hypervisor, kernel and AI workloads',
+    googlegroupname: 'virtualization',
   },
   {
     title: 'Data Center',
     icon: iconLink,
     description:
       'Focusing on technologies for cloud, on-prem and hybrid datacenter workloads as well as HPC.',
+    googlegroupname: 'datacenter',
+  },
+  {
+    title: 'Technical Advisory Committee',
+    icon: iconLink,
+    description:
+      'Guidance committee for all CoreCollective activities',
+    googlegroupname: 'tac',
   },
   { title: 'And more', description: '' },
 ];
@@ -92,7 +106,9 @@ const data = [
               </div>
               <div class="flex w-3/4 items-center">
                 <h1 class="text-cc-cyan text-left text-xl leading-tight font-bold break-words">
-                  {item.title}
+                  <a href={`https://groups.google.com/u/0/a/corecollective.dev/g/${item.googlegroupname}`}>
+                    {item.title}
+                  </a>
                 </h1>
               </div>
             </div>