I would love to see this. It would be great to see who the new
committers are and what they might be working on.
Thanks,
--Ken
On 9/21/07, Olav Vitters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Within another project[1], we've starting doing self-introductions. This
> is nice as to notice whenever someone joins the project/mailing list.
>
> An introduction usually contains:
> * The persons name
> * IRC nick
> * City/Country (all fields, but especially this one is of course optional)
> * Affiliation (school/company/..)
> * What the person wants to help out with
> * Historical qualifications (just some background info on e.g. GNOME,
>how they started, knowledge of programming/pcs, ...)
> * Free for all textfield
>
> Whenever a new SVN account is created, I want to suggest that the person
> introduces themselves on the mailing list. Not sure exactly which one.
> For big projects, perhaps the projects mailing list. For translators,
> gnome-i18n or the mailing list specific to their language.
>
> Before I add such a suggestion to the new account introduction email, I
> want to ensure that more people think this is a good idea.
>
> Further, I could even perhaps email some mailing list with all new GNOME
> account creations (not right now, but soon with the new Mango system).
> But this is perhaps too impersonal (it would contain something like
> "$PERSON with userid $UID joined GNOME to work on $MODULES / $LANG").
>
> Anyone agree with me?
>
>
>
> [1] Bugzilla
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> Regards,
> Olav
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