> I want to say a huge _thank you_ for becoming the unofficial > AOLserver-tree community liason. It's great work that you're doing and > I'm > really glad that it is happenning. It is so exciting to see this flurry > of > new modules, and best of all, seeing them imported into the tree (after > revision) and having their maintainers with commit privs.
One day, not long ago, I found myself listed as an Admin instead of a developer of the AOLserver SourceForge area. I didn't ask for it, and nobody told me about it, so I think it's a boo-boo, and that once I'm found out, I'll be demoted back to Developer. Until then, I'll see what I can do to bring some consistency to the AOLserver SF area. Absolute power corrupts absolutely (sound of me with a very deep, baritone, evil laugh -- WHAHAHAHA). > As for the PostgreSQL driver, I have submitted this question to the > OpenACS bboards. If the official driver maintainer has commit privs, > then I'm all for it being in the main tree. I think anyone who has developed a module or contributed significantly deserves commit status. I believe the unwritten rules are these: - if it's for the core server, make it a patch and submit it for the AOL dev team to integrate - if it's for a module, the module maintainer should decide if they want changes submitted as patches to SF or if they'd rather you make changes to the module directly. -- Scott Goodwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://scottg.net
