> On Jan 16, 2020, at 06:47, Aleksander Machniak <a...@alec.pl> wrote: > > On 15.01.2020 21:15, Nikita Popov wrote: >> Yes, having a php.net account is sufficient. Additionally there are 28 >> users in the wiki in the "phpcvs" group, which I *think* means they can >> also vote. >> >> Based on master.php.net data, the number of people who are eligible for >> voting is approximately 1900. The usual turnout for RFC votes is more like >> 30. If it's something very controversial, maybe 100. >> >> People aren't kidding when they say it's easy to get an RFC vote -- but in >> reality, there's simply very little interest ;) > > This code > https://github.com/php/web-wiki/blob/9bc9ba2c3d2d0d26ab510e4959466ab8680b7de7/dokuwiki/lib/plugins/doodle/syntax.php#L226 > suggests above statements are false.
The code says that wiki users who are in the “admin,” “phpcvs,” or “voting” groups are able to vote. A wiki account shows up in the “phpcvs” group if they login using their master.php.net account: https://github.com/php/web-wiki/blob/9bc9ba2c3d2d0d26ab510e4959466ab8680b7de7/dokuwiki/lib/plugins/phpcvs/auth.php#L44-L62 In that code, you can see that they automatically have the “phpcvs” group applied. According to this code for master.php.net, a user account is considered approved if they have `cvsaccess` set to 1: https://github.com/php/web-master/blob/0e511803a5fdc430897d53e76d4eaeea407f1e1e/manage/users.php#L335-L337 So, all approved php.net accounts are eligible to vote, which is currently 1858 accounts. -Ben
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