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On Thu, Sep 5, 2019 at 6:42 PM Robin H. Johnson <robbat2@g.o> wrote: |
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> On Thu, Sep 05, 2019 at 01:45:25PM -0700, Alec Warner wrote: |
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> > > 3. It is really meaningless. Casting a vote does not really indicate |
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> > > any interest in GF. It only indicates that someone has done the minimal |
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> > > effort to avoid being kicked. There is no reason to conflate the two. |
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> > I'm certainly interested in other avenues of interest, but I don't see very |
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> > many in this thread other than "AGM attendance" and "asking people if they |
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> > are interested[0]" |
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> - Does involvement on mailing lists count? |
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> - What other ways outside development might somebody be involved in |
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> Gentoo? Not everybody is a developer, let alone an ebuild developer. |
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> What if we wound up with PR people who weren't devs at all, but loved |
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> to talk about Gentoo? |
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Gentoo developers do not have to have commit access. If somebody is |
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doing significant PR work for Gentoo then they should be made a |
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developer. Developers do not need to pass the ebuild quiz. |
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Anybody with an @g.o email address is a developer. |
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We used to use the term "staff" but anybody who used to be considered |
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"staff" is now considered a "developer." |
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