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Foundations under the Linux Foundation (such as CNCF and the PyTorch Foundation) generally follow a tiered membership model: Platinum members have formal voting rights on technical direction, budget, and ecosystem promotion, while Gold and lower tiers mainly gain community visibility and opportunities to participate in working groups.
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