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Re: Re-thinking Debian membership - take #1: inactivity



On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 10:52:20AM +0200, Bernd Zeimetz wrote:

> My opinion in two short comments:

> - reduce the time to 1 year

This introduces the possibility that, even if the DD votes in every election
and uploads their packages once per release cycle, they'll be MIAed out of
Debian - if one year the DPL vote is a little early, and the next year it's
a little late, and there are no GRs during the intervening year, then a year
passes in between votes.

I think if we're going to expire DDs out in the described fashion, 2 years
is the minimum threshold we should use.

> - uploads won't work for all DDs (some are active in teams only, some do
> documentation/... stuff only), a better way to measure activity is necessary
> here probably. But voting is a good thing to look at, definitely.

Should activity in teams be enough reason to be regarded as an active DD?
(Are you referring here to package teams, or infrastructure teams?)

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