"If you'd like to vote someone else in, let us know (privately, or publicly)."
nah, you did fine... larry and gang simply can't read. ;-) Brandon On 5/11/05, Clinton Begin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > WOW! I did a horrible job of that orriginal email. :-) Everyone is > confused. Here's some clarification. > > The four gents that I mentioned in the original email have already made it. > Basically I defaulted them onto the list because they were obvious choices. > The committers are also already chosen. They were contributors years ago > and have worked their way into committer status with fantastic contributions > to the project. > > Now what we're looking for is anyone who we missed. This will be a regular > activity from now on. We want to make sure that we recognize individuals > for their contributions on an ongoing basis. > > Open source is driven by excellent communities. So congrats to everyone > who've made it so far. > > Sorry for all of the confusion, I hope this clears it up. > > Cheers > Clinton > > > > > On 5/10/05, Clinton Begin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > The new website includes a "Contributors" section that recognizes > individuals in our iBATIS community that contribute to the project in > particularly helpful ways. This includes providing documentation (sometimes > language translations), FAQ entries and other Wiki contributions, answering > to the Mailing Lists and even submitting good JIRA issues (new features or > bugs). > > > > So far we have: > > > > Kris Jenkins - For his amazing Oracle experience that he shares on the > lists regularly. > > > > Nathan Maves - For adding to (and fixing) the FAQ, aasking great questions > in the past, and eventually answering questions on the mailing lists. > > > > Fabrizio Gianneschi - For speaking at Java User Groups in Italy, > performing case studies and writing Italian documentation. > > > > Ron Grabowski - For being a helpful and very active member of the mailing > list and submitting useful issues and feature requests regularly. > > > > If you'd like to vote someone else in, let us know (privately, or > publicly). There's no minimum number of votes required, one really good > vote will do. > > > > Don't vote for yourself though, that's lame. ;-) (Unless you feel we > really did miss you for doing something spectacular, in which case we're > sorry, and let us know.) > > > > Cheers, > > Clinton > > > >
