On Thu, 26 Apr 2007, Stephane Bailliez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So it is better to 'know people' before granting them commit rights,
yes, this is an important point. It is more important to get involved with the community so people get to know you than to create tons of code. > It's generally never a problem a 'technical skills' but more about > knowing that the user is able to figure out his limits and will fit > in without any issue and not cause problems. (should it be technical > or social). We once had an Ant committer who gained the communities respect and trust just by being involved with the user list and discussions on future directions. She hardly ever committed any code changes, but was a very important asset of the committer base. Stefan
