hi website folks - I know you are busy, but I'd really like this to be my final mail on this :-) so, if you could quickly review to make sure I have it right this time, I'd like to get this out today.
many thanks, Valerie Hi everyone, yet again - I am sorry that the information I sent you yesterday (and the day before) was not accurate and I pointed you at old systems. It is still true that you need to have a core contributor grant and a valid/active opensolaris.org account. This still needs to be done by Feb 14, 2010 23:59hrs PT. here is the correct way to figure all of this out: Log into the OpenSolaris auth system: http://auth.opensolaris.org/ If you are able to successfully login, your account is active. If you have trouble there, please contact website-admin at opensolaris.org Once logged in, click on: "Collectives" to see if you have an active, unexpired Core Contributor grant for at least one community. Please note, that while "contributor" is a member type of the "electorate", contributor status alone does not entitle you to vote. You can see history for expired grants under "Show history" which may give you a clue to where to ask for grant renewal. Folks facilitating renewals fo their community, you can see other people's grant information here: http://test-auth.opensolaris.org/info/listCollectives.action?collectiveTypeId=2 Select the community name, then "User Relationships". To renew grants or add new ones, please make sure everyone agrees to this policy: http://wiki.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/OGB_2009/007 then submit a defect at http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/ under: Community/grants and additionally send mail to ogb-discuss at opensolaris.org. http://poll.opensolaris.org/ is out of date and should not be used. This includes the "wget" method sent earlier. Thank you, Valerie
