Le jeu. 12 juil. 2012 21:19:50 CEST, Joe Schaefer <[email protected]> a
écrit :
On 2012-07-12 1:06 PM Joe Schaefer wrote:
1) No it's not a requirement that you be a committer to be on the PPMC.
Then it was for the Roller blog account I guess.
2) What sort of example do you hope to set for newcomers?
Hagar sets a great example for all of us providing user support on the forum.
That may be so, but it has nothing to do with the subject of this thread.
Why are you dissing him?
Because it is anti-Apache to continue to break down the community into
walled-gardens- little fiefdoms of ownership and agency are very much
against what we mentors are trying to teach you.
Hagar is a committer, that comes both with certain rights and certain
responsibilities, the latter of which is to not bother others with work
he can carry out effectively himself.
I've not asked to be a committer to have that role. I don't code at all. It has
been a side effect to get some access to Roller blog or any other role in the
project, whatever it can be, it doesn't matter.
I'm a newcomer (Apache POV) and I've adapted to the Apache way by following the
process to post blogs about the forums as it had been asked by the project.
Don't tell me that since I'm a committer I've to comply with all the package
that goes with it. Why doesn't Apache adapt to a project that is rather new for
it, doing with a large user base and side areas like forums, NL teams, ...?
I've no time to play with the site or learn for CMS and so on. If you still
think that I should, then remove me from the committer role and if it leads to
the end of my Roller account then find someone else to report about the forum.
Well, I just saw your last message about me not showing enough
self-startership. So let's me say that I'm now really fed up with your lessons.
So do what you want, I don't care. But forget about new blog posts from me.
Hagar
