On Sat, 2007-08-25 at 14:53 +0100, Luis Medinas wrote: > Definitly the python herd seems understaffed even ruby (as a much less > popular language) has more members. This was a good week for the python > herd nice job! >
Obviously ruby is much more fun than python, so there should be more people in the herd. ;-) Having said that, herd size is not a good indication for the amount of people actively committing and fixing bugs. With the ruby herd maybe half the people have been active recently[1], for example. I think it makes sense if people who aren't actively working in a herd remove themselves from it. If you want to just keep monitoring what's going on there is always the herd's email alias. Or am I overlooking something here? Kind regards, Hans 1. With a generous definition of 'recent'
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