I think the problem with no-one picking up the baton on a stalled
release is just a different angle on the same participation problem --
what little resource there is gobbled up by non-RM activities (some of
it self imposed overhead as you outlined in the other thread).

So my concern with the proposal  -- are there really wiling/able RM's
waiting in the wings in these periods?  If they're there -- are they
afraid of stepping on an RM's toes, or of drawing a line in the sane
for the half-approved backports?

(I have personally never RM'ed. To me it's intimidating and unknown
and with a log of competing work it's hard to step up and tackle.
Maybe we should make it make a condition of PMC membership at least
once per decade?)

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