Alle 15:06, mar 11 marzo 2008, hai scritto: > > I think that having bits of information which are useful for all Debian > > developer tagged with the same user makes them *more* useful. See [3]. > > I'd strongly vote for using debian-science list as the user because > IMHO we need a specific group of Debian maintainers who care about this > specific topic and this brings things in focus on the right list. > You might have a look at the CDD documentation how to ITP[1]. Well, you can guess my purpose is slightly different, say Debian-wide, as tags I've listed show. Therefore i think different users can be suitable to different purposes. I've listed show. Therefore i think different users can be suitable to different purposes. > In the Debian-Med project I learned that most ITPers (including me from > time to time) forget to tag their ITPs. While this is a shame in principle > we have to face this as a given fact that you can only change by closely > watching WNPP and do the tagging on behalf of them. I'm not sure the latter couldn't be the case. For instance, I might help with tags, when I'm not really too busy. Of course we'd need an easy way to track ITPs and RFPs. > Recently I decided that the Debian-Med tasks packages do perhaps a better > job in listing all interesting software for a specific topic because > we can list software inside and outside Debian. For instance have a > look at > > http://debian-med.alioth.debian.org/tasks/bio.php or > http://debian-med.alioth.debian.org/tasks/imaging.php > > which contains a list (including meta information) which at the end > has prospective packages with links to WNPP if such a bug exists. If > the bug does not exist the entry has useful information to file a > WNPP bug. I just explained in [2] how to get such a list for > Debian-Science but unfortunately nobody asked for SVN commit rights > to actually do the job of adding projects to the tasks files. > As I said in several previous mails: If you want some closer working > together as a Debian-Science team some work has to be done ... Until now, I've been adding software to DebianScience* wiki pages, like Charles often did. Anyway if I can help doing simple things, I will, as far as I have time. I must learn to use Subversion, too. :-) -- Luca
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