Hi Reinhard, Just answering this unanswered question from the thread as I have nothing more (worth adding) to the rest. And everyone is probably tired :-)
On 06/01/2015 12:36 AM, Reinhard Tartler wrote: >>>> >>> Can I suggest that for new packages: >>>> >>> 1. the one intending to ITP asks if the team are happy to bring in the >>>> >>> new package >>>> >>> 2. there is an "attempt" to find someone else to also love the package? >>> >> >>> >> It seems to me that the current rule already implements exactly that. >>> >> Can you elaborate how this would look like in practice, and how your >>> >> suggestions is different? >> > >> > I think we are mixing 1 & 2 up, and they should be separate steps. That >> > is, if the team accepts a new package is is best if there is more than >> > one uploader, but not mandatory. > Uh? Are you suggesting to send two emails instead of one? Please > clarify, I'm having a hard time with understanding your suggestion > here. > I think there are already two emails. The ITP states that someone wants to package something, and that they would like it to be maintained under the multimedia umbrella. We would just need to pay attention to that email and chime in with an "excellent/go for it", or a "I think we already have enough....". Then the one preparing the package does not need to be worried about pushing to the repo. It can always be deleted later anyway. At the point where the package is ready for review, or ready for upload (for the more experienced in the team), the usual question can be asked if there are others interested in "paying closer attention" to the package. Cheers, Ross
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