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Ryan Phillips wrote: |
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> The council should not vote on gleps are provide policy. They should |
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> be there to handle the money and world-wide problems. |
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> The developers should drive innovation; not the council. |
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You apparently confuse the trustees and the council. And you apparently |
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did miss the metastructure discussion of last year. |
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Gentoo is made up of projects that do whatever they want inside their |
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projects. That's where quick innovation should happen. |
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The council is elected to take decisions on Gentoo-wide issues that |
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affect multiple projects. GLEPs describe the wanted change, developers |
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discuss on the idea and finally the council decides (usually it |
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validates the consensus if there is one). |
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You don't like them, but they make good references : |
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http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/glep/glep-0039.html |
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That said, I agree we lack developers. We in fact don't lack devs, we |
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lack active developers. So some cleanup action should be done. |
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