Hello, I actually haven't seen the vote. In fact. Looking at my email I see a grand total of about 15 emails on my entire gmail account since mid September.
I don't see the original vote email, nor the email I see forward below. When was the vote. I would like to go look back and ensure I am not missing emails. I used to see several emails a day. I haven't seen anything much (no commits, no votes, nothing from review board) for several weeks now come to think of it. ~Michael On 9/12/13 12:36 PM, "Christian Grobmeier" <grobme...@gmail.com> wrote: > >Am 12.09.13 20:35, schrieb Ali Lown: >> It seems nobody else is able to give feedback at this point. >> Christian raised some things that are worth doing, so I may as well >> start again with RC5, which I will push up in a few weeks time. [It is >> a bit too busy for me ATM.] >> >> Hopefully, by being a bit later, people won't be on holiday, so will >> be able to review it. :P >I would say save the time for now. > >It has been 2 weeks time for voting. This project has seen messages. >It's september, not mid of august. >We got 1 (!) community vote. Vincente mentioned he is away (thats fine) >and John is not so much into gory technical details (accepted so far). > >But where were the others? Is it really holidays which prevents the >vote? Do we ALL have holidays at the same time? > >Before we move on with a new RC, i would like to know from the people >listed here: >http://people.apache.org/committers-by-project.html#wave >why they didn't vote.** > >Was it really holidays? No interest? No time? > >It has been *a lot* of work for Ali to deal with the ASF release >procedures and kick out multiple RCs. It would be worth to know if he >should continue and if there will be any voters in the future. If there >is nobody who is willing to open a zip file, look into it and send out a >+1, then its really alarming. It took me 30 minutes or so to check the >release. This is not so much. > >I have hoped the excitement in the project after John and a few others >appeared was so big that we would have managed to get a new release out >for review. If others, maybe Incubator Shepherds* look at this project >now, they would think: no community. > >Please let me - us - know what you who are on the list above prevented >to vote**. > >Cheers*** >Christian > >* Incubator Shepherds are Incubator PMC people, who look independently >from the mentor on the activity of the project and provide a second >insight for the report >** Of course I don't want you to speak out anything which should be kept >private - remember this is a public list. I just want to know: is there >a realistic chance that we ever get more than 3 votes? 3 are required to >get it out, but given the huge list of committers we should get more >votes. >*** I am not a native speaker - and I hope my email doesn't sound to >angry. I am not. I would be dissappointed if it finally turns out that >we have lost the energy and steam of the past days > > >> >> Ali > >
