Hi, I was included in the 'to' field of this email but I can not see anything wrong with the 'collective relationships' entries. What is wrong with them?
Paul Alan Burlison wrote: > Please note, our auditing has identified that your collective > relationships have a high probability of being at least partly > incorrect. Please check them carefully, as per the instructions in the > attached mail. > > Thanks, > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > [website-discuss] IMPORTANT: Auth upgrade brought forward, please check > your collective relationships > From: > Alan Burlison <Alan.Burlison at sun.com> > Date: > Fri, 05 Feb 2010 16:19:28 +0000 > To: > opensolaris-announce at opensolaris.org, website-discuss at opensolaris.org > > To: > opensolaris-announce at opensolaris.org, website-discuss at opensolaris.org > > > It has become apparent that some of the collective relationship data in > http://auth.opensolaris.org is incorrect. This affects not just the > Electorate data which will be used for the forthcoming election, but > also Community Groups, and possibly Projects and User Groups as well. > We are therefore asking people to check their collective relationships > in Auth and notify of us of any discrepancies. These errors may occur > in historic data as well as your current relationships, so it is > important you check both. > > If you find anything you think is incorrect, please send email to > ogb-discuss at opensolaris.org with the subject "ELECTORATE ASSIGNMENTS" > describing the incorrect data and including details of what you think > the correct version should be. > > To make this process easier, we've brought forward the deployment of the > new version of http://auth.opensolaris.org from Monday to today, as it > includes extra functionality that makes it easier to view your > relationship history. > > To check your relationship history, follow these steps: > > 1. Log in to http://auth.opensolaris.org > > 2. Click on the "Edit your account" link > > 3. Click on "Collectives" in the left-hand menu. > > 4. Click on the "Show your relationship history" link at the bottom of > the first table on the page. > > This will pop up a window showing the whole of your relationship > history, please check it is correct. > > Note that if a record has no end date it merely means that the > relationship is of indefinite length. Core Contributor relationships > are usually for a 2 year term, so they should have an end date. > > Thanks, > -- Paul Cunningham Unemployed Software Engineer
