Please stop sending emails to this address. I did not subscribe to this On 25 August 2017 at 14:53, Enrico Zini <enr...@debian.org> wrote:
> # nm.debian.org updates > > At DebConf17, people from New Member Front Desk, keyring-maint and MIA > teams met and worked on developing and deploying various new things on > nm.debian.org: > > > ## "cancel" link for a process > > If you started a process by mistake, or want to change your mind, you > can now click "cancel" on the process page, and have it canceled > yourself, with the opportunity to provide a message for the logs. > > > ## 1-click emeritus > > You can now use nm.debian.org to retire from Debian (emeritus): request > a new status on your personal page[1], write a goodbye message that will > be automatically posted on debian-private, and you are done. > > This also automatically notifies the MIA team, so that they can check if > some of your packages still need orphaning. > > [1] Direct link: https://nm.debian.org/process/emeritus > > > ## New automated "Where Art Thou?" processes > > The MIA team[1] can now trigger a WAT run for a person with just one > click. The process is tracked like any other process in the site, so it > will be easy to track progress, or lack of response, over time. > > The WAT mail will contain links that can be clicked to report that a > person is still active (which will automatically cancel the process), or > to the 1-click emeritus interface to retire, described above. > > 30 days after the WAT ping is sent, if no action was taken by the > potentially MIA developer, a Debian Account Manager, or someone > delegated by them, can initiate the account removal. > > The account removal is notified with a mail to > debian-priv...@lists.debian.org, followed by a pause of two weeks to > give people time to react. For example, the MIA ping could have been > sent to an old email address, and this gives people a chance to point it > out. > > Finally, if no concerns are raised, the account is removed. > > [1] https://wiki.debian.org/qa.debian.org/MIATeam > > > ## Easier approvals for Front Desk and DAM > > nm.debian.org is now able to talk directly to rt.debian.org to submit > issues. This makes it easier to do approvals for Front Desk and DAM. It > also helps avoid encoding issues in signatures seen by keyring-maint. > > nm.debian.org can also now interact with a command line tool[1] to > automate those review steps that usually happen on Front Desk or DAM's > systems, like verifying signatures in mails and signing the final RT > ticket. > > [1] https://github.com/spanezz/debsso-client > > > Enrico > > -- > GPG key: 4096R/634F4BD1E7AD5568 2009-05-08 Enrico Zini < > enr...@enricozini.org> >
