I would think in a case like that you at least make a backup that could
be kept for some(long) period of time. The person may get out of jail or
something and want to pick where he/she left off. The thing is it's
someones work and who knows the circumstances.
Jim
Douglas E. Warner wrote:
We're trying to update our project adoption policy [1] to take into
consideration when we can't reach the current project owner.
We currently have a situation where a current project contributor would like
to take over the project but we can't reach the project owner (emails bounce).
How do others feel we should handle situations like this?
Currently we've tried looking up the project owner on the Internet by
searching for their name and emailing addresses that look viable; we've
checked our bugzilla for updated email addresses as well.
Do people think the project adoption policy should be shortened when we have
no way of contacting the project owner (the current wait-time is about a
month)?
Any other ideas about how to handle this type of situation would be
appreciated.
[1] http://www.mozdev.org/projects/adoption.html
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