On 6 Jan 2014, at 20:38, Joseph Southwell wrote:
I see how that could be a problem since we all have documented
apache.org addresses. Nevermind then. I guess when I have questions
about platforms I don't have I should just pipe up to the list in
general?
It's a saying at the ASF: "if it didn't happen on list, it didn't
happen" (Roy Fielding).
We are committed to transparent development and support as well. For
that we should discuss anything on a list (also for documentation
purposes).
So if you have a question around logging branding which is domain I know
a little about,
you still should ping the list with your question. Others might be
interested as well (or have something to say about it too)
In some cases its necessary to get the attention of a specific person.
In that case you might want to add this person
to CC, but this should be only rarely the case.
Hope this answers your question :-) If not, shout!
Cheers
Christian
On Jan 6, 2014, at 12:59 PM, "Christian Grobmeier"
<grobme...@gmail.com> wrote:
Personally I don't think it is good to have such an information
around.
People sometimes tend to contact people in private instead of the
list.
In addition, I prefer the "team thinking": we all are responsible for
the whole product.
Of course, this is just my taste. All projects are free to choose
whats good for them.
In log4j2 people like to have such an information too. So if log4cxx
people like to have it,
then you are free to go.
Cheers
Christian
On 6 Jan 2014, at 18:46, Joseph Southwell wrote:
Should we have a cross reference somewhere showing which
contributors work in which operating systems?
Perhaps we could use the <properties> section of the <develloper>
entry in the pom.xml? i.e.:
<developer>
<id>joseph</id>
<name>Joseph Southwell</name>
<email>jos...@apache.org</email>
<timezone>America/Chicago</timezone>
<roles>
<role>Committer</role>
</roles>
<properties>
<platform>MSWindows</platform>
<platform>MacOS</platform>
</properties>
</developer>
Anybody else like this idea or something like it?
Joseph Southwell
jos...@southwell.org
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jos...@southwell.org
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The future's a mystery,
The present's a gift.
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