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> Trade associations (unlike charities) can be more restrictive |
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> in their requirements for membership. Membership will be |
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> limited to Gentoo developers. The criteria for being a Gentoo |
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> developer will be determined by the board of trustees. |
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"The criteria for being a Gentoo developer" can be misinterpreted. What it |
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meant here is that membership is open to Gentoo developers, and the board of |
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trustees will be in charge of maintaining the definition of what constitutes |
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a "Gentoo developer." I'd expect the standard will be identical to what we |
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have today: |
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1) passed developer quiz |
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2) have a mentor |
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3) have been assigned a @gentoo.org email address |
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4) have a public gpg key on file |
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5) are actively working on something (not inactive) |
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6) meet gentoo standards of conduct |
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7) have a copyright assignment agreement on file |
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The board will be responsible for keeping this definition clear. This will |
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also allow for things like improvements to our official developer training |
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procedure, mentorship requirements, security requirements etc. |
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Daniel |
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