Merge pull request #2698 from matrix-org/HarHarLinks/website-and-content-wg

Name the Website and Content WG as repo maintainers instead of individuals

Author: HarHarLinks

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -85,6 +85,6 @@ We try to keep a paper trail for all the decisions and implementation:
 - All of the changes on the website need to happen [through a Pull Request](https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix.org/pulls)
   - The only exception to this rules are if we broke things preventing our usual workflow.
 - Pull Requests which do changes to existing content or add content outside of the blog should fix a documented and accepted [issue](https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix.org/pulls)
-- Issues are reviewed by the maintainers of the project (@thibaultamartin and @MTRNord as of now). Some discussion can happen in [#matrix.org-website:matrix.org](https://matrix.to/#/%23matrix.org-website:matrix.org) but all decisions are logged in the issues themselves.
+- Issues are reviewed by the maintainers of the project (the [Website and Content Working Group](https://matrix.org/foundation/working-groups/)). Some discussion can happen in [#matrix.org-website:matrix.org](https://matrix.to/#/%23matrix.org-website:matrix.org) but all decisions are logged in the issues themselves.
 
 We keep this paper trail to avoid having to review Pull Requests "fixing" things we don't need or want to be fixed. Of course we try to remain flexible where it makes sense, but want to stick to this process as much as possible.

content/foundation/working-groups/working_groups.toml

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 [[working_groups]]
-name = "Website Working Group"
+name = "Website and Content Working Group"
 summary = "Editoral and technical oversight of the main websites and socials"
 description = """
-The website working group is responsible for the editorial and technical oversight of the main Matrix websites and social media channels.
+The website and content working group is responsible for the editorial and technical oversight of the main Matrix websites and social media channels.
 This includes the main matrix.org website, conference website, and the various social media channels.
 The group is responsible for ensuring that the websites are up to date, accurate, and reflect the current state of the Matrix ecosystem.
 The group is not responsible for domain-specific content of other teams like the spec.matrix.org website, matrix.org Homeserver related configurations or the legal and security sections of the website.