Hola,

I'm the new guy, became a SA committer a couple weeks ago. Figured, I
should briefly introduce myself, finally, now that I got around to
committing to my sandbox.

Just like most of you (so I've been told), I am already involved in
other Open Source projects -- most notably GNOME. I'll leave the details
to my blog [1], where I recently outlined exactly this already. (No,
this is not high volume stuff, and as of today the last two entries only
are of interest anyway.)

FWIW, this likely is the reason why I needed SA in the first place.
Being active in the Community and posting a lot to mailing lists. I am
not an admin for a large site -- I am pretty much me, myself and a club
email address only. ;)

Now that all of you read these two short blog postings (you did, didn't
you?) I want to thank you again -- access to the nightly mass-checks is
just great. Point in case: My own stats the last 24 hours don't even
come close to the mass-check results WRT the rules I hacked up last
night. I came up with the rules. I don't get the spam... Weird. ;)


Back to my previous rules, which got me here. Justin, Daryl -- do I get
my rules back, now that I got a working sandbox? :-)

Also, I'd like to propose these for sa-update inclusion. Finally, I
should add. Any opinion about this?  (Side note: Any ham hits so far
turned out to be more likely a dirty corpus, than a real, rare FP. Yay.)


Btw, I just granted myself bugzilla permission bits canconfirm,
editbugs, hascla and security, which should have been set according to
the wiki BecommingCommitter page. Funnily enough, I got the power to set
these for *others*, but lacked it myself. My reputation to know how to
work with bugzilla should be clear by now -- you did read my blog [1]
post of last week, right? ;)

Anyway, "Good news, everyone!"...

  guenther


[1] http://blogs.gnome.org/kbrae/
[2] KB_RATWARE_MSGID and FORGED_RELAY_MUA_TO_MX respectively


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