Hi Andreas, Thanks for bringing up this issue. I hadn't realized these teams had weakened, but I did realize that the DDTP was weak to say the least, and it's been a while since I heard about DebTags. It is great if teammetrics is starting to be useful. Sending a call for action is a good idea but even a well-written and focused call may not suffice. In case a more permanent effort is needed, reviewing the documentation on those teams would be a good idea. It's probably best that those most involved do that, but they can be reminded. A team not maintaining its documentation is itself a health concern and may warrant a warning. Team membership should be reviewed, particularly to prevent the document from sending a false impression of healthiness. I took the liberty to remove Petr Rockai from the DebTags team, but I suspect more updates may be needed. A reduced team activity can be worrying but might just happen because the workflow was optimized or the team's importance diminished. It's important to see what a team needs to do. Documentation should have a Get involved section, and its contents should be refreshed when needed.
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