On 02/03/2020 13.55, Daniel Beck wrote:
On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 1:50 PM Stephen Connolly <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:Similarly, if I come back in 2 years and see that Bob who adopted the foobar plugin from me has done nothing with it in the past year... should I need to wait for bob's timeout of two weeks to pick up the plugin? For sure if Bob is maintaining the plugin actively and has commits etc then Bob should be respected... but if Bob is don;t nothing and hasn't moved himself to Emeritus, should he be entitled to block me from picking the plugin back up?\This all makes sense in a way, but then we get to choose between a really complex decision tree (what even counts as actively maintained?), or just improvising every time (i.e. have a vaguely defined judgment call in there somewhere).
I tend to agree this is getting way to complex given the limited value I can see in this.
What is an effective difference for such a one-year-restricted fast-track-reintroduced emeritus maintainer and a "real" maintainer that just not commit in a while? I mean, it appears simpleer to just keep being a maintainer...
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