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Hi Daniel, |
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El mié, 06-12-2017 a las 09:53 -0700, Daniel Robbins escribió: |
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> 3. I will continue to work with members of the Gentoo dev team on |
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> various development-related projects. If, for running for council, I |
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> am required to be a Gentoo developer, I can go through the |
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> recruitment process. However, I am frankly happy working with Gentoo |
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> developers as I am doing now and I feel like it is less likely to |
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> cause problems if I do NOT have direct commit access to Gentoo repos. |
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> So maybe the council could vote an exception to my need to have |
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> access to the Gentoo repos. I think this would make it easier for |
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> everyone -- people would not need to worry that I would subvert |
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> existing processes. And I see no reason why I need direct commit |
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> access. |
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Just to mention that if that's the case you can always take the non- |
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commit developer quiz [1]. That way you'll meet all the requirements in |
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the election rules. And it's a good way to refresh all the basic |
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knowledge about the procedures and structure. |
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> intention to run for council. Then hopefully we can focus on bigger |
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> issues like actually making Gentoo better and more fun :) |
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> Let me know what you think. |
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Personally I like the idea of Gentoo and Funtoo having more |
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collaboration among each other, and I think that the primary goal is |
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and always will be to make Gentoo better. |
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[1]: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Recruiters/Quiz#Quiz_selectio |
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Best regards, |
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Christopher Díaz Riveros |
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Gentoo Linux Developer |
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