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On 22/04/18 23:31, Rich Freeman wrote: |
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> On Sun, Apr 22, 2018 at 6:12 PM, M. J. Everitt <m.j.everitt@×××.org> wrote: |
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>> I think there is definitely scope for a "UserRel" type team |
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> There used to be one in the past - it was merged with DevRel into |
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> ComRel. ComRel deals with the social aspects of community members |
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> working together/etc. |
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I think we all (except ComRel and council) accept there are warts there ... |
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> If this is more about getting contributions into the tree, it seems |
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> like this is already more-or-less the mission of the proxy maintainers |
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> project. I'm not sure if we need a project just to point users to the |
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> other projects. We of course have IRC channels and the -user list as |
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> well, and forums/etc. |
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> Maybe those who want to work more with new users making contributions |
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> should consider joining the proxy-maint team? Obviously those with |
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> commit access would be ideal, but non-committers could also help with |
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> helping users get their contributions into good shape/etc and to |
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> navigate the process? |
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From my observations, the proxy-maint team are doing a great job within |
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the limits of manpower they currently have available - probably the best |
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I've seen in the last two+ years since I've been shadowing Gentoo |
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development. Not that more, competent, help wouldn't, I'm sure, be |
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welcomed ... |
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"Committers" will probably not recognise the need for "non-dev devs" to |
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process some of the non-technical (*shock*) aspects of having a |
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distribution 'out there' instead of just in developer's caves... These |
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non-dev-devs might turn into good people to handle some of the |
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non-technical activities in the future, and hopefully start to patch up |
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some of the non-code-related issues in the Gentoo eco-system .. radical, |
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I know ... |
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Just my $2.50 ... :] |