* Nathanael Nerode (neroden@twcny.rr.com) wrote: > > document is ever likely to be as comprehensive. Instead of > > burdening people who do the work with the task of spoon feeding > > people, let the people interested in the roles put in some effort. > Yes. I hereby volunteer to be an FTPmaster and an AM. What? You don't > want my help? Saying you volunteer is all nice and cute but doesn't actually produce anything useful. *Do* something. Try to learn those positions and understand what's going on. Start *documenting* them if you have the desire. > Perhaps because I'm not a DD yet?... well, what exactly is wrong with the > system then?... You don't need to be a DD to learn. If you're using that as an excuse to do nothing then there's I have doubts about you being a DD. > Would Debian perhaps be better off if some other project members "went > missing" so that other people could learn their jobs? Surely it's better > if new people learn the job *without* requiring a vacancy in advance? > *sigh* The point you nicely illustrate here is that Debian is focused more on progress than on the ability to replace any particular person. Stephen
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