ReleaseProcess: Adapted to the current working mode (#141)

ReleaseProcess: Adapted to the current working mode

The previous process description was not up to the current working mode. Now updated.

Fixes: #140

RELEASE_PROCESS.md

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 **(C) 2016 Jaguar Land Rover**<br>
 
 All files and artifacts in this repository are licensed under the
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 This document describes the process for creating a new version of the
 signal specification.
 
-The process, driven by the GENIVI Remote Vehicle Interaction Expert
-Group (RVI EG), is aimed at being lightweight and carried out in public, giving both
-GENIVI members and non-members a say in the creation of a new version.
+The process, driven by GENIVI with significant input from the W3C Automotive WG, is aimed at being lightweight and carried
+out in public, giving both GENIVI members and non-members a say in the
+creation of a new version.
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+![Release Process](pics/vss_release_process.png)
 
-In git, the ```develop``` branch is used as an integration branch
+In git, the ```master``` branch is used as an integration branch
 accepting pull requests with new and modified vpsec files from
 contributors.
 
-Pull requests are reviewed in the public genivi 
-list ```genivi-projects@lists.genivi.org```. Once the review process
-has concluded, the RVI EG decides if the pull request is to be
-accepted or not.
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-A new signal specification release is created by an RVI weekly meeting decision
-where at least 50% of the present vote for a new release.
+Pull requests [PR] are **always** initiated from a **fork** and not through
+a feature branch in the main repository. PRs are reviewed, discussed and merged
+through the public github repository.
+A PR is merged earliest after one week to give a fair chance of reviewing.
 
 Each release is incrementally numbered, starting with 1.
 
 A release is tagged in git with the tag
 
-    ver_[n]
+    v[n]
 
 where [n] is the release number.
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