Le 05/11/15 13:48, Joe Brockmeier a écrit : > On 11/05/2015 03:13 AM, Martijn Dashorst wrote: >>> PMC membership has nothing to do with technical mastery of the codebase, >>> which is why I cringe every time I see people talking about what "the bar" >>> should be. It's about trust. If you trust someone to work the gears on a >>> release, >>> that has considerable impact on the well-being of a project, and personally >>> meets my definition of "belongs on the PMC". >> We have a new PMC member who hasn't done much (if any) work on the actual >> code base of Wicket, but runs an awesome twitter account [1] posting >> new projects >> and applications using our framework, posting job listings etc. We wanted >> him to >> continue to do so and acknowledged that he found sites and jobs we were not >> doing, so it was only logical to ask him to become a PMC member and our true >> social manager! >> >> We *trust* him to do good with the twitter account and wanted to give him the >> official seal of trust by inviting him to the PMC. If and when he finds time >> to >> contribute in other ways, we will be welcoming. > You have no idea how glad I am to hear that this sort of thing is > happening. Having a deep technical understanding of the code base should > *not* be a blocker for people to be recognized for their contributions > to projects. It never was. On Directory or MINA, we voted in people who focused on documentation or other non-coding things. Three of them have been added to the PMC. Use your jugement, you will quickly see when someone is beneficial to your community !
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