Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
> David Crossley wrote:
> [...]
> > When we
> > need to introduce new people to PMC membership and retire
> > old ones, we need a consistent definition of "PMC membership".
>
> Just my 2c, but IMHO anyone that partecipates actively on the list with
> discussions, suggestion and social engineering is "active".
>
> Probably it's the "committer" part that is confusing, since it's more
> about "committable", ie who has the right to commit.
>
> As for retirement and taking new ones, ATM I don't see a problem in
> having them deemed inactive if they do not partecipate for some time,
> having "partecipate" a quite wide meaning.
>
> For example, Ross Gardler has not really committed bif stuff since some
> time now on Krysalis, but I honestly do consider him "active", since he
> has been really helping with suggestions, tips, discussions and so on. I
> would never retire someone like him :-)
>
> I'll leave the definition of the details to others though, these are
> just my two pennies.
All of us need to help to define the details.
These formative stages of the PMC are vital.
Earlier in this thread i alerted the list to what i see
as a major flaw. I think that the answer is simple:
The initial PMC is formed from "all committers" - the
whole list at xml-cocoon2/who.xml no matter what their
status. They can take themselves off the PMC if they
wish. No distinction is the best way.
--David
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