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Am Wednesday 30 September 2015, 22:21:27 schrieb Andreas K. Huettel: |
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> Here's my alternative proposal how to solve this. It takes a slightly more |
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> radical approach and tries to replace the old mess not with a newer mess but |
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> with a true simplification. Expanded from [1]. |
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Since the syncing of e-mail aliases creates more complications, how about |
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focussing on the easier points first? Let's skip d) and f) for now and stick |
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> a) Remove the word "herd" from docs and specifications. |
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> b) Package is "in herd" -> package is "maintained by project" |
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> c) In metadata.xml, replace <herd>x<herd> -> <project>y<project> |
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> This needs (as Ulrich has already pointed out) a short-name y for each |
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> project, to be defined on its wiki page. |
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> E.g., "Gentoo KDE project" has shortname kde. |
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> e) Since per GLEP 39 only developers can be project members, let's introduce |
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> "contributors" which are listed on the wiki project page together with the |
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> members. |
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We can think about more simplifications or unifications later on. |
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Cheers, Andreas |
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Andreas K. Huettel |
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Gentoo Linux developer |
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perl, office, comrel, council |
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