Hi Rob, On 20 January 2011 18:55, Rob Lanphier <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm not sure I'm comfortable with such a low bar. I'd like to know a > list of core committers, any one of which could give a "+1" for > someone, and so long as there isn't an objection from anyone else > after a fixed period (for example: 4 days), we'd grant access. > Ideally, the list of core committers would actually live in a text > file in the SVN repository. > This makes sense. The currently active committers would probably be xqt, multichill and myself. Purodha and siebrand are less active. I have no idea how busy xqt is, but for multichill, siebrand and myself I think I can argue we are quite busy. This means even replying to this e-mail took me a while - actually checking commit access requests probably takes an even longer time. However, we do read commit logs. This means granting access and complaining afterwards is easier for us - but of course not for you, as server administrator ;-) Anyway, I think the +1 system might be the best 'polder'solution[1]. As such, I'll reply to your mail about Lewis shortly. Thanks, Merlijn [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polder_Model
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