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Re: Ideas about allowing Co-maintainer



Gaudenz Steinlin <gaudenz@soziologie.ch> writes:
> If an obviously good an correct patch does not get applied, why not
> prepare an updated package yourself an ask for a sponsor for an NMU,
> explaining all the reasons for this uncommon action. I hope you will
> find someone willing to do the upload if there are good reasons. Did
> someone ever try this? I did not see any such request on
> debian-mentors.

I'm going to do that [1] for libnet-perl (in ~10 days) but it was not easy
to find a sponsor for that (I had to ask a few times in IRC channels to
find one).

Anyway, NMUing and hijacking are often considered bad style, mainly
because maintainers like to think that "nobody is allowed to correct my
work" and often do *not* think of it as "someone wants to improve our
distribution".

Marc

Footnotes: 
[1]  In fact, i'm going to hijack it (this *will* happen, because
     mdorman@debian.org bounces), but at first i only wanted to do an NMU.

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