There's no established criteria really. Once you feel you made a
substantial contribution to the development of a certain module, add
yourself. Fixing a buglet here or there usually doesn't cut it. Making an
overhaul, adding a new set of functions/functionality, etc. - that usually
cuts it...
Zeev
At 02:18 14/3/2001, Sean R. Bright wrote:
>At what point would one add themselves to the list of Authors in a given
>source file? This may sound like a dumb question and I am not going to
>start submitting patches specifically to add myself as author or anything, I
>was just curious as to if there was some criteria it was based on.
>
>Thanks,
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