> A quick look through grant expirations reveals > problems for the > following communities: > > LDOMs (I've contacted Octave about that) > HA-clusters (is that the item on the agenda or does > that > refer to something else?) > orage (most just expired, remainder coming up soon) > > Sysadmin is a bit further away but I think I have > that in hand. > > -- > -Peter Tribble > http://www.petertribble.co.uk/ - > http://ptribble.blogspot.com/ > _______________________________________________ > ogb-discuss mailing list > ogb-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/ogb-discu > ss
Reading section 3.3 of the Constitution, listed below, lists Emeritus Contributor. Does this mean that Core Contributors who's grants expire are automatically deemed an Emeritus Contributor? Also, what steps are required to renew grants of Core members that are interested in remaining core members? regards Chuck 3.3. Roles. Various terms are used to describe the people who are involved in the OpenSolaris Community efforts, based on their recognized contributions, length of commitment, and current activity. The OpenSolaris Community recognizes four levels of involvement by registered persons: 1. Participant. Any registered person who participates in the OpenSolaris Community, either through general discussion areas or within one or more Community Group efforts, shall be termed an OpenSolaris Participant. 2. Contributor. A participant who has been acknowledged by one or more Community Groups as having substantively contributed toward accomplishing the tasks of that Community Group, or by the OGB for at-large contributions, shall be termed an OpenSolaris Contributor. Such designation is permanent and persists regardless of the person's current level of activity or status within the Community. A Contributor may request that their status not be published or published only in the form of a pseudonym that is unique within the Community. 3. Core Contributor. A Contributor who is an active and sustained contributor to any Community Group and accepts designation as such by said Group shall be termed a Core Contributor for said Group and granted the status of Member for the OpenSolaris Community as a whole. 4. Emeritus Contributor. A former Core Contributor whose prior grants of Core Contributor status have all expired, or who has voluntarily resigned from Core Contributor status by declining all grants, is termed an Emeritus Contributor. Emeritus Contributor is a designation of respect for Core Contributors who have moved on to activities outside the OpenSolaris Community or who are temporarily unable to perform the duties of a Member. An Emeritus Contributor can return to Core Contributor status by acquiring and accepting new designations of Core Contributor status. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
