Re: [GNU-linux-libre] Amendment proposal for incoming distros page
On 05/04/2018 01:50 AM, Jason Self wrote: > In thinking on this, since I do this in my spare time and don't seem > to work fast enough for André so as to get an entire distro reviewed > in 4 days before it's called "stalled", I hereby resign as the > Hyperbola application manager. Someone else can do it. > I think you are misunderstanding me, perhaps my english is not enough good to explain the goal in this thread (portuguese is my native one), so i apologize if i've offend you, this wasn't my intention since i have a good friendship with you through different free software projects channels in freenode. I've put "Seems Hyperbola endorsement process (to be evaluated by community) is stalled for now." by referring about mailing lists activity through all users subscribed here, not you as application manager. That thing gave me an idea about "What happens if X distro is stalled (without activity for evaluation) through mailing lists for X distro for a long time?" it means months, years, X time, etc. So, i've opened this thread to propose an amendment for those cases, eg. If there isn't activity in the mailing lists for evaluation to certain X distro for 4 years, then it could be assigned to reviewer manager to see if it follows FSDG and moved back to evaluation to community continue it. It's just an idea/proposal that came to my mind to know that could happen in those cases for certain distros that are under evaluation, it isn't a specific thread for Hyperbola or a personal attack for you or another user(s). signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: [GNU-linux-libre] Amendment proposal for incoming distros page
On 05/04/2018 01:38 AM, Jason Self wrote: > This is something I do in my spare time. The usual review will take > weeks. Sometimes months. (Remember the FSF said that PureOS took > something like two years.) This is not some automated rote process. It > takes a lot of thankless hard work and thought Jason, i'm not attacking you, i think you are misunderstanding me and I understand that it takes time, i just proposed a new amendment to contribute in the "Incoming distros" page. signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: [GNU-linux-libre] Amendment proposal for incoming distros page
On 05/04/2018 01:34 AM, Jason Self wrote: > I only volunteered to look over Hyperbola 4 days ago. It seems > premature to say this. Plus, I hope others are willing to help too and > not leaving it to a one-person job. > I think you misunderstood, i have put **It's so early to be officially considered as stalled**. Otherwise the goal in this thread is about an amendment proposal for if there is a stalled process for **a long time** for X distro, it means months, years, ever forever, adding a supposition for X time. signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: [GNU-linux-libre] Amendment proposal for incoming distros page
In thinking on this, since I do this in my spare time and don't seem to work fast enough for André so as to get an entire distro reviewed in 4 days before it's called "stalled", I hereby resign as the Hyperbola application manager. Someone else can do it.
Re: [GNU-linux-libre] Amendment proposal for incoming distros page
This is something I do in my spare time. The usual review will take weeks. Sometimes months. (Remember the FSF said that PureOS took something like two years.) This is not some automated rote process. It takes a lot of thankless hard work and thought.
Re: [GNU-linux-libre] Amendment proposal for incoming distros page
André Silvawrote .. > Seems Hyperbola endorsement process (to be evaluated by community) > is stalled for now. I only volunteered to look over Hyperbola 4 days ago. It seems premature to say this. Plus, I hope others are willing to help too and not leaving it to a one-person job.
[GNU-linux-libre] Amendment proposal for incoming distros page
Seems Hyperbola endorsement process (to be evaluated by community) is stalled for now. It's so early to be officially considered as stalled, however the first thing that came to my mind was in which if it persists for a long time (months, years, etc), there isn't an amendment for those cases. What is the next step that should we do for it? Shouldn't we create an amendment that is needed find a review manager to handle it (eg. the same application manager)? signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
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