On Thu, Dec 06, 2007 at 02:51:39PM +0000, Matthew Johnson wrote: > On Thu Dec 06 15:29, Bernd Zeimetz wrote: > > total time spent: 4hrs 29mins - that's not long. > No, that's how long it _should_ have taken. Read down to the 'total > amount of time waiting for other people: 301 days" The total time it took you to convince the relevant people in Debian that you should be a DD was 301 days. Of those 301 days, you spent 4 and a half hours working on it (along with five uploads of your packages, and apparently a sponsored NMU). I wonder how much time your advocate, your AM, FD and the DAMs spent on your application. If we're ending up with DDs spending more time on the n-m process than the applicants working through it, that'd seem like a bug. Of course, waiting for other people to do things is a pretty common state of affairs, in Debian and elsewhere. So maybe you should add a few hundred days to your "time spent" on the grounds that your patience was taken into account as part of the process. Cheers, aj
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