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On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 7:45 AM, Michał Górny <mgorny@g.o> wrote: |
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> Since the projects were migrated to the wiki, only developers with |
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> wiki accounts can be added as project members. What we don't have is |
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> a way to track the remaining project members: |
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> a. developers who refuse to sign up for the wiki account, |
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I think the simple solution is that devs who don't sign up for wiki |
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accounts don't belong to projects, at least not in any official |
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capacity. That is, they don't get to vote for leads, don't need to be |
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consulted on decisions, and so on. |
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If there is something that prevents devs from obtaining wiki accounts |
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please let us know. |
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> b. users who are not developers. |
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Is there anything that prevents such users from creating wiki |
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accounts? As far as I can see anybody can create one, but I haven't |
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tried to actually doing it as a non-dev. It seems like the simplest |
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solution to to have non-devs just create wiki accounts when joining |
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projects. |
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I don't really see creating a wiki account as some kind of huge |
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barrier to entry. Besides, we do want participants to create |
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documentation when possible, right? |
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