Hi, I am really sorry not to have been able to answer sooner to this message, but I wanted to be sure of what I could do before answering anything. Le dimanche 04 septembre 2005 à 13:11 -0500, Micah Anderson a écrit : > On Sat, 03 Sep 2005, Micah Anderson wrote: > [...] > I dont think I was very clear here, basically the options are: > > 1. One of you be the package maintainer. [...] > 2. I be the primary maintainer and you can co-maintain it. This would mean > that you would subscribe to the package so you would get bug reports, you > can respond to bug reports, and improve the package, and I participate in > that process and do the uploads. We would have a svn repository for this > scenario as well. I would opt for this option, as I don't think I would be able to maintain a package alone, but I'd really like to help (at least as a first step). [...] > I'm fine with managing the package, but I want to give you guys the > opportunity to be the package maintainer if you want (especially since you > have done some good work on it already!). That is really nice from you, and I'm really happy to accept your proposal. Regarding your requirements: > 1. conversant in the relevant developer documentation, policy, Developer's > Reference and where to find things related to the package. Need to also be on > d-d-announce I have to read again parts of the documentation, but I know where to look for. I have just subscribed to d-d-annouce. > 2. Gotta be lintian, pbuilder and install clean. Ok.. > 3. The package needs to be maintained (bugs should be responded > to/fixed; new upstream versions packaged, etc.) That is what I intend to do as a co-maintainer > 4. and (I'm not really strict on this), intending to join the debian project > at some point... I find sponsorship to be a burden on developers and if > people aren't ever going to become maintainers that might be a problem in > the long term I really don't know if I will one day become a DD, but I am already helping the Debian French Translation team, and responsible for a few translations. > 5. need to have a gpg key... preferably signed by someone in the web of > trust My gpg key hasn't yet been signed by anyone, but I'm sure I can meet someone one day in the near future if it is really important. Now, Micah, it's up to you. If you feel I can help you in anyway with this package. In practice, I think we could create a new Alioth project for this, what do you think? Cheers, Julien
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