On Mon, 2010-10-25 at 20:58 +0000, NM Front Desk wrote: > Auth-Key: nmauthfba35b1ff9215df38582f3e8aaa354ef > Applicant: Iain Lane <laney@ubuntu.com> > > Why do you advocate this person? (please provide a 5-10 line summary). > > You are encouraged to take questions such as the following into account > but you're not limited to answering these: > - How have they contributed to Debian already? > - What do they intend to do for Debian in the future? > - How do they interact with others, such as users and other developers? > > Please note that your answer may be cited on a public mailing list unless > you indicate otherwise. > > This is an automated message from the Debian New Maintainer website. > > Someone (possibly you) from the IP address 78.105.105.80 > nominated the Debian developer with the login "directhex" as an advocate > for Iain Lane's application. > > If you want to complete the advocacy process reply to this email, answer > the questions above and GPG sign it. Please also make sure to include the > Auth-Key (listed above) in your GPG signed reply. > > If you do not want to advocate this application or do not know what it > means, just ignore this email. So, apparently recommend@nm.debian.org doesn't like mail signed with Enigmail on Thunderbird. Let's try this again. Laney's been formally helping with Mono work for almost as long as I have. He's got a great eye for detail, a great attitude towards team participation, and a good communicator both upstream and downstream. The whole NM process should be nothing more than a formality for candidates of Iain's calibre.
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