On 07/04/2007 02:57 PM, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
>  There are 20 other people with commit permissions.

That may be narrowly true as written, but it is misleading.

Here are some observations concerning the 1000 most recent
commits to the "data" tree:
                  ...  100.0 percentile
      503 mfranz
                  ...   49.7 percentile
      167 vmmeazza
                  ...   33.0 percentile
      131 sydadams
                  ...   19.9 percentile
      102 martin
                  ...    9.7 percentile
       45 curt
                  ...    5.2 percentile
       14 durk
                  ...    3.8 percentile
       11 frohlich
                  ...    2.7 percentile
        9 helijah
                  ...    1.8 percentile
        8 ehofman
                  ...    1.0 percentile
        6 andy
                  ...    0.4 percentile
        2 fredb
                  ...    0.2 percentile
        2 dfaber

We see that one person is responsible for over half the
commits, and 4 persons are responsible for more than 90%
of the commits.

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The corresponding observations for the "source" tree are:
                  ...  100.0 percentile
      545 mfranz
                  ...   45.5 percentile
      119 frohlich
                  ...   33.6 percentile
       92 fredb
                  ...   24.4 percentile
       90 curt
                  ...   15.4 percentile
       56 ehofman
                  ...    9.8 percentile
       40 durk
                  ...    5.8 percentile
       40 andy
                  ...    1.8 percentile
       14 daveluff
                  ...    0.4 percentile
        4 david

We see that, again, one person is responsible for more than
half the commits.  Five persons are responsible for more than
90% of the commits.  The whole list is only 9 persons long.

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The way I look at it, in effect it's not 20 other people who
could evaluate a given submission, in effect it's three or four
other people.  And some of them are too busy with their own
work to bother with contributions from the hoi polloi.


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