> > indefinitely for a new SageNB release *IS* a big problem. So as a 
> minimal 
> > proposal, how about we just take over the SageNB github repo and make 
> > releases whenever we need them. Which really isn't all that often. 
>
> +1  -- I agree 100% with everything above.  If anybody wants added to 
> the repo, let me know. 
>
>
Thanks to all for the action on this.  I only took over the sagenb repo 
management reluctantly, because no one else who still cared was willing to 
do it.  I do think there is still some valuable work on it - particularly 
by J. Miguel Farto (see https://github.com/migeruhito/sagenb/commits/mynb 
still under active development Mar 9) and Jonathan Gutow on proxy issues.  
But those people perhaps were not as close to the "core" project and so I 
took responsibility for sagenb itself.  But I am happy for anyone else who 
wants to sign off their name on merges to take responsibility (as well as 
for breakages!), as I have been completely overwhelmed with work and 
realistically cannot do more than I've been doing with micro-releases of 
pull requests, which I do try to test rather diligently.

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