Hi Chris, Currently there are about 6 committers/PMC members listed for the Roller project, however most are inactive, probably not paying attention anymore and should probably be moved to emeritus status.
Roller is a small project. To keep on functioning as an Apache project, we need at least three PMC members that are active enough to vote out new releases -- so we're always looking for new PMC members. It also helps to have at least one PMC member that is interested in adding new features, fixing things and creating those new releases. The more the merrier. The only way to become a PMC members is to make some contributions and have good interactions with the community -- so you are on the right track. - Dave On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 5:50 AM, Christopher Dodunski <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Dave, > > I'm pleased you like it. I added a comment to the WIKI page entitled > "What's new in Roller 5.0", with a link to the document. But you are > welcome to add it to wherever you wish. > > I'd be pleased to assist in any way with further promoting Roller 5. How > many current contributors to the Roller project, if you don't mind me > asking? > > Regards, > > Chris Dodunski. > > >> Wow, that is an excellent guide and I think we should at least link to >> it from the right place in the Roller wiki. Or it could be attached to >> an appropriate Roller wiki page. Or it could be put into wiki format >> as part of the Roller wiki, so that we can easily make tweaks to it. >> >> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/ROLLER >> >> You could do any of those things (anybody can sign up for the wiki), >> and I'd be happy to help. >> >> Thanks, >> - Dave >> >> >> >> On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 8:47 PM, Christopher Dodunski >> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Here is a link to this document, as it appears the mailing-list program >>> may have dropped the attachment. >>> >>> http://assets.optomus.com/documents/Roller%205%20-%20Multi-domain%20Case%20Study.pdf >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> Chris Dodunski. >>> >>> >> > > >
