Giving access to translators

[Javier Fdz-Sanguino Pen~a <jfs@ieeesb.etsit.upm.es>]

	Hi (in case you don't remember I'm coordinating the spanish
translation of the WWW), recently I tried to make the translation of the WWW
easier for other translators in giving them a little introduction to CVS and
pointing them to sources elsewhere in the net.
	It seems it has worked since one of the spanish translators has
access to the CVS server (Jose Rodriguez <boriel@arrakis.es>). I'm glad
someone else has access to it, however, whomever gave him read/write access
to the spanish directory didn't ask me.
	I told Jose Rodriguez to ask for the password, but I expected a
confirmation from myself would be requested. Alas, it wasn't, somebody gave
access to him without asking me.
	If you tell me I think this should not be the procedure. It should
be:

	1- Someone wants to help with the translation of the WWW server in
some language  should contact the coordinator
	2- If the coordinator approves, should ask with the one in charge of
giving away passwords (maybe share password with the coordinator is better?
That way theres is only one password per translation).

	Step 2 should be more than "X said it is OK", but maybe a PGP mail
signed by him would do....

	Regards


	Javi