Report for new developer applicant Hidetaka Iwai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1. Identification & Background ============================== Check with Keyid DEA9EC6B: -------------------------- ID Check passed, Key signed by 7 DDs, output from keycheck.sh DEA9EC6B:
pub 1024D/DEA9EC6B 2002-01-08
Key fingerprint = 3383 38F9 E121 0D16 5234 1B60 3F4A 295B DEA9 EC6B
uid Hidetaka Iwai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
sig! 52936E17 2003-08-16 Takashi Okamoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
sig!2 2FA9A38C 2003-08-16 ARAKI Yasuhiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
sig!2 3CC88C09 2003-08-17 Fumitoshi UKAI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
sig!3 ECA94FA8 2003-08-15 ISHIKAWA Mutsumi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
sig!3 EF50D1FF 2003-08-20 Oliver M. Bolzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
sig!3 B25A5CF1 2003-08-20 Masahito Omote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
sig!3 AE31C009 2003-09-12 Taketoshi Sano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
sig!3 DEA9EC6B 2003-08-10 Hidetaka Iwai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
(...)
Let's test if its a version 4 or greater key
Key is ok
Applicant writes:
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I'm a student of the medical department of Hokkaido university. There
are three things I want to do for Debian.
1. introduce interesting applications in Japan to the world In
Japan, there are still many interesting applications which are not
well-known to the world, partly owing to lack of documents,
considerations to non-Japanese languages, etc. I want to work
together with upstream authors of them to solve these problems, and
introduce them to other people.
2. make Debian more useful for the Japanese people
There are works which the Japanese people must do, such as Japanese
Imput method and Japanese fonts. Compared with othe distributions
in Japan, Debian has still much room for improvement. I want to
make Debian more useful for the Japanese, especially the Japanese
beginners.
(...)
3. make Debian more useful for medical staffs and researchers
I think there is a need of free environment for medical issues to
prevent a waste of the national budget for health and welfare on
silly things, such as useless original standards of vendors', and
Debian is the good environment for it. I want to make Debian more
useful for medical staffs and researchers. At present, I do what I
can do now - translate Debian-Med webpages as a Debian JP Projects
member.
My first contact with free software is with GNU Emacs. I used
MS-Windows when I entered the university, and I was looking for better
email clients than Microsoft Outlook, and I met GNU Emacs and Mew, a
mailer written in elisp. Now Debian runs on all of my computers, and
I'm satisfied with Debian. I want to give back to free software and
Debian.
2. Philosophy and Procedures
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Hidetaka Iwai has a good understanding of the Debians Philosophy and
Procedures. He answered all my and his previous AMs questions
regarding Social Contract, DFSG, BTS etc. satisfactorily.
3. Tasks and Skills
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He answered my questions satisfactorily. His packages are in good shape.
The bug I found in kazehakase was fixed very fast by upstream and a fixed
package entered the archive shortly later. He manages a good relationship
with upstream and works well with his sponsor.
4. Recommendation
=================
I recommend Hidetaka Iwai to be accepted as Debian Developer.
Account: tyuyu
Mail-forward: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
yours Martin
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