>Finally, I definitely can see it making sense to have Foundation >members who are not a dev.
A rather radical idea would be to have a selection process for foundation members much like the one for devs. I am reffering to the mentorships and probation periods as well as the "If you are usefull, we will notice and recruit you."-principle. In situations ike this it s easy to fall into a trap. And that trap is that foundation membership becomes som sort of fraternity for older devs who look out for each other. Just having been around a long time might not necessarily motivate foundation membership in the same way that lng time usage of Gentoo does not warrant dev status. This is a rather radical idea, but it is something I have learned the hard way through many years of working and leading various foundationsm and other volunteer-based projects. Even if you are volunteers, behave and treat each other as professionals. -- Daniel Armyr M.SC. R&D Optics Perimed AB J�rf�lla -- [email protected] mailing list
