cvs commit: site/data/main team.cgi
Matthew Dillon
dillon at apollo.backplane.com
Wed Mar 17 20:36:22 PST 2004
Welcome aboard Chris!
Just a general note to everyone in regards to commit privs.
I've been fairly subdued in adding new committers (I really don't
want to partition the project into 'committers' and 'non-committers'
from a social point of view, like FreeBSD has), and I'm sure there
are at least a few more people that really ought to get a commit bit.
My goal in creating new committers is strictly as a way to spread and
partition the workload. Submitter's actually have an easier time of it,
all they need to do is post to submit@ :-). Committers on the other
hand often have to post, discuss, wait a day or three depending, recheck
their work, manage other people's submissions, and finally mop their
brow's and actually do the commit!
Also everyone should keep in mind that you do not have to be a committer
to get a leaf.dragonflybsd.org account, you need only contribute to
DragonFly in some way (discussions, submissions, etc). The only
provisio on getting a Leaf account is that you actually need it for
something DragonFlyish (e.g. like your own machine is just too slow
and you'd like to run compiles and tests on a faster one, or you are
throwing a lot of patch sets around and it would be more convenient
to just put them on Leaf to rendezvous with other developers).
-Matt
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