[PD-dev] removing inactive devs

[Hans-Christoph Steiner]

Sounds perfect, that's more than I would do, I'd just remove them,  
since I think that any committer should be at least subscribed to pd- 
dev. :)

.hc

On Oct 24, 2007, at 10:35 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:

> finally, i would like to do the removal of inactive users from the  
> long
> list of sf-developers.
>
> 12 users have never committed anything, 26 users have not committed
> anything within the last 2 years.
>
> i would like to send this email (of no one objects) to each of  
> them, and
> after a one week period for objections from their side i  
> wouldremove them.
>
> fmasd.r
> IOhannes
>
>
> here is the email text:
>
> Hi,
>
> you are a registered developer at the "pure-data" sourceforge project,
> which means that you have write access to the repository hosted there.
>
> our project currently has 67 developers, a lot of them being inactive.
> as one of the administrators of the project, i would like to reduce
> the number of developers to the active ones.
>
> since you haven't committed anything within the last two (2) years,
> you are considered to be "inactive", and therefore i would like to
> remove you from the list of developers.
>
> if you ever feel like you need developer status (=write access to the
> repository) again, just send an email to the pd-dev mailinglist.
> (this is the main reason why i dare to send out this email: getting
> write access is so simple that people don't lose a privilige if they
> are removed from the list of developers)
>
> if you feel that this is totally unjustified, please tell me within  
> the
> next week.
>
> mfg.asdr
> IOhannes
>
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