On Fri 20 Mar 2009 19:12, Paul Querna <p...@querna.org> wrote:
>> Would you care to explain why you don't believe (in) the incubator (as)
>> the right place to go?
>
> The incubator would be lots of work for me personally, and I just
> don't have the energy to do it.
I don't think all labs have to go to the Incubator, but I do think it
should at least be possible and easy, otherwise something is broken. If
I understand correctly, to get into Incubator you would need to:
1. Find 2 other committers to join the initial project
2. Find 1+ mentors
3. Fill in the proposal
4. Deal with an Incubator thread
5. Do an Incubator vote
6. Create the podling including mailing list, moving svn, etc.
7. Write up status reports
You'll have to do #6 regardless, even if you move to Google code or
wherever. But, yeah, I can see how that might be more work than is
reasonable.
I'm not trying to convince you to move to Incubator, but I do think we
should make the process as easy as possible. Perhaps collapsing steps
1-5 somehow.
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