Ghee Teo wrote:
> Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>> For the Desktop community, contributing code to ON would probably be just
>> about the last thing I'd consider to be appropriate criteria for
>> selecting
>> who the core contributors of the Desktop community are.
>> Contributions to
>> the OpenSolaris Desktop projects (JDS, KDE, SFE, XFCE, etc.) would be far
>> higher on the list.
>>
> I would be of the slight different opinion here. I think everyone who
> has contributed
> and continuing contributing to the cause of OpenSolaris, be it QA,
> Deployment,
> volunteering promotion, etc.. should be considered as contributors for
> OpenSolaris.
> Obviously, we are the desktop community, we should more refined to the
> desktop
> side of the contributions. So when the person asks, we should take that
> into
> consideration. We should not restrict only to code based contribution
> projects.
I wasn't trying to say that only code contribution counts, but that since
you are picking the core contributors for the Desktop Community, not for
OpenSolaris as a whole, that for contributors you're judging based on code,
that code to a Desktop project, not ON, would be the criteria. For
contributors in other ways, be it QA, promoting, or whatever, it's still
those contributions in the areas of the Desktop community you should be
judging.
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-Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
