Eric would get my vote, as someone who has (so far) been able to resist from jumping in on any flamefests, and well as being able to maintain a civil and results-oriented approach.

On Wednesday, December 4, 2002, at 05:04 PM, Erik Beeson wrote:

I'd be happy to get more involved in the first one. I'm generally around
almost every day and would be able to manager JIRA and whatnot. I would be
reluctant to get too involved in the second as I try to stay passive
enough that I avoid being the target of flaming...

Let me know what I can do to help. I'm one of those "eager people".

--Erik

On Wed, 4 Dec 2002, matt baldree wrote:

Thanks for the nudge Pat ;). I'm still here, but unfortunately I'm limited
in time to properly manage the module. I think we have a couple of roles
that need filling.

Roles:
1. Someone(people) who will actively participate, manage the mailing list
and JIRA (bug, issues, etc.)
2. Someone to envision, lead forward progress. I think we have competent
people that can contribute but we need someone who is willing to delegate,
coordinate, critique, manage.

Priorities:
1. Finish and deliver 1.3.
2. Plan, delegate, work on 2.0.

I think we have eager people wanting to participate but we lack good
leadership at this point to effectively leverage the potential help. I'll be
happy to help and I'm sure Rickard is still willing to help as well.

-Matt

----- Original Message -----
From: "Patrick Lightbody" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "os-dev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "os-ww" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 7:53 PM
Subject: [OS-webwork] Calling all developers: Modules owners


OK, well since Maurice bowed out, and Matt has been MIA (I know you're out
there Matt, you can't hide forever!), we need a new owner/maintainer for
WebWork. I'd volunteer to do it myself, but being that I'm the current
owner
for OSCore, OSUser, PropertySet, Clickstream, and OSWorkflow -- and that I
don't have nearly enough time for even one of those right now, I shouldn't
take on WebWork. I'd be fine handling OSWF and WebWork, though. But no
more
than two for me.

So that means... I'd like to start shuffling around ownership of these
modules. None of this can happen overnight, since we need to see
dedication
before handing over the reigns, otherwise we don't get anywhere. If anyone
would like to volunteer for OSCore, OSUser, PropertySet, Clickstream, or
WebWork, please write back to the mailing list. We need some good,
dedicated
people. Only reply back if you really feel you can do a good job. This
isn't
a huge job -- maybe a few hours a week at the most, but it's important
that
you be consistent (you can't disappear for weeks on end).

I know I'll be keeping a hold of OSWorkflow for now. I've got a lot of
ideas
and familiarity with WebWork as well, but I can't take it unless others
offer to lighten my other loads. Alternatively, if there is anyone else
out
there qualified and has the time, please start talking about who can take
on
managing WebWork. Either way, I'd like for anyone interested in OSCore,
OSUser, PropertySet, or Clickstream to get back to me (cc the list) as
well.
OK, that's it.

-Pat



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