Hi, > 1. The measurement standard for past contributions is based on outstanding > contributions such as playing a crucial role in creating the community, > building transaction patterns, or submitting more than 30 PRs.
This is quite a high committer bar and could exclude people from contributing to your project. Do you intend to keep the commit bar this high, and why have you chosen such a high bar? It’s also important to note that people should be made committers for things other than code contributions, such as speaking at community events, documentation, and working on the website etc etc > 2. For measuring activity, we expect participation in the community within > the past year. As the community technology advances rapidly, long periods > of absence can result in becoming unfamiliar or falling behind. > 3. In the future, we expect him/her to invest more time in the community to > help it grow. This doesn't quite match up with “mert once given doesn’t expire” and would bias your committers to people who are employed full-time to work on the project. You may want to reconsider both the initial commit list and the high commit bar. Initial committers who end up not contributing can be removed when the project graduates. Kind Regards, Justin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@incubator.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@incubator.apache.org
