Author: marcus
Date: Sun May 17 10:14:26 2020
New Revision: 1877850
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=1877850&view=rev
Log:
Fixed whitespace, added my name as bugzilla admin
Modified:
openoffice/site/trunk/content/pmc-faqs.mdtext
Modified: openoffice/site/trunk/content/pmc-faqs.mdtext
URL:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/openoffice/site/trunk/content/pmc-faqs.mdtext?rev=1877850&r1=1877849&r2=1877850&view=diff
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--- openoffice/site/trunk/content/pmc-faqs.mdtext (original)
+++ openoffice/site/trunk/content/pmc-faqs.mdtext Sun May 17 10:14:26 2020
@@ -24,70 +24,72 @@ Here are a number of FAQ's about how the
# What is the PMC? # {#pmc}
-The Project Management Committee (PMC) is the government of the project. The
committee is responsible for the
-project and decides what to do and which direction to go.
+The Project Management Committee (PMC) is the government of the project. The
committee
+is responsible for the project and decides what to do and which direction to
go.
<br> ([see here for a list of PMC members][1])
# Who is the Admin/Moderator/Owner for X? # {#moderator}
-Although Apache projects have few formal roles, there are some technical
-subsystems which have admin or similar roles filled by project volunteers. If
you
-have a question with one of these systems, these are the people you might want
to
-contact first, before escalating to Apache Infrastructure.
+Although Apache projects have few formal roles, there are some technical
subsystems
+which have admin or similar roles filled by project volunteers. If you have a
question
+with one of these systems, these are the people you might want to contact
first,
+before escalating to Apache Infrastructure.
+
+# Resources inside ASF
## Mailing lists
-Each mailing list has one or more moderators. See the [Mailing List
page](mailing-lists.html) for how to contact a moderator.
+Each mailing list has one or more moderators. See the
+[Mailing List page](mailing-lists.html) for how to contact a moderator.
+Responsibilities of mailing list moderators include:
+- Review messages that have been held for moderation, reject spam posts and
allow the
+ valid messages through.
+- Assist users who are having difficulties subscribing or unsubscribing from
the list.
+- Provide reports to the PMC on request, on the number of current subscribers.
+- For private lists, approve subscription requests for authorized subscribers
only.
+- When needed, escalate technical issues to Infra and privacy issues to the
PMC.
-Responsibilities of mailing list moderators include:
+## SVN / Git
+
+All committers have equal access. If you need to do something beyond ordinary
commit
+rights, such as importing a dump file, [enter a JIRA issue][12] with Apache
Infra.
- - Review messages that have been held for moderation, reject spam posts and
- allow the valid messages through.
- - Assist users who are having difficulties subscribing or unsubscribing from
the list.
- - Provide reports to the PMC on request, on the number of current
subscribers.
- - For private lists, approve subscription requests for authorized
subscribers only.
- - When needed, escalate technical issues to Infra and privacy issues to the
PMC.
+## Confluence, MediaWiki and Forums
+
+Registered users on any of these services generally have equal access.
+Contact the admins for these services using the links provided for the service.
## Blog
-Blog authors: You must be a committer. To establish a Roller account [contact
Infrastructure][1].
+Blog authors: You must be a committer. To establish a Roller account
+[contact Infrastructure][1].
-| ID | Author # {.w180} | ID | Author # {.w180} |
-|---2-------|-------------------|-----------|--------------------|
-| rbircher | Raphael Bircher |
-| dpharbison | Don Harbison |
-| khirano | Kazunari Hirano |
-| alg | Armin Le Grand |
+| ID | Author # |
+|---------------|-------------------|
+| rbircher | Raphael Bircher |
+| dpharbison | Don Harbison |
+| khirano | Kazunari Hirano |
+| alg | Armin Le Grand |
| clippka | Christian Lippka |
-| jsc | Jürgen Schmidt |
-| robweir | Rob Weir |
+| jsc | Jürgen Schmidt |
+| robweir | Rob Weir |
| orw | Oliver-Rainer Wittmann |
-Blog admins: Admins authorize new authors once they have first established a
Roller account.
-
-| ID | Admin # {.w200} |
-|----------|-----------|
-| wave | Dave Fisher |
-| marcus | Marcus Lange |
-
-
+Blog admins: Admins authorize new authors once they have first established a
Roller
+account.
+| ID | Admin # |
+|---------------|------------------|
+| wave | Dave Fisher |
+| marcus | Marcus Lange |
## Bugzilla
-There are two admins on the PMC: Rob Weir, Herbert Duerr.
-
-## SVN
-
-All committers have equal access. If you need to do something beyond ordinary
commit
-rights, such as importing a dump file, [enter a JIRA issue][12] with Apache
Infra.
-
-## Confluence, MediaWiki and Forums
+Admins: Marcus Lange, Rob Weir, Herbert Duerr.
-Registered users on any of these services generally have equal access.
-Contact the admins for these services using the links provided for the service.
+# Resources outside ASF
## [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/openoffice)
@@ -95,7 +97,8 @@ Admins: Matthias Seidel, Peter Kovacs, K
## [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/ApacheOO)
-Admins: Peter Kovacs, Shane Curcuru, Don Harbison, Samer Mansour, Juergen
Schmidt, Rob Weir, (Apache id) imacat
+Admins: Peter Kovacs, Shane Curcuru, Don Harbison, Samer Mansour, Juergen
Schmidt,
+Rob Weir, (Apache id) imacat
## [Pinterest](https://www.pinterest.de/openoffice)
@@ -107,22 +110,22 @@ Admin: vacant (was: Roberto Galoppini)<p
# How to participate? # {#participate}
-First of all you have to think how you want to participate as we have
different kind
-of roles like user, developer, committer. The easiest way is to use what we
build as
-user. If you want to improve parts of the software, or documentation, write to
our
-[mailing lists][2] what should be modified and how it should be done. On the
-[community wiki][3] you can just create an account and start to work on it
right
-away. There is a [Help Wanted][13] page that has ideas for getting started.
+First of all you have to think how you want to participate as we have different
+kind of roles like user, developer, committer. The easiest way is to use what
we
+build as user. If you want to improve parts of the software, or documentation,
+write to our [mailing lists][2] what should be modified and how it should be
done.
+On the [community wiki][3] you can just create an account and start to work on
it
+right away. There is a [Help Wanted][13] page that has ideas for getting
started.
The following are conditions to become a committer:
- 1. You have sent in patches that were well-respected to improve the software.
- 2. You have added documentation to the Wiki or website that were
well-respected to
- improve the non-code part of the project.
- 3. You have shown that you can discuss in the mailing lists and that this has
- brought us forward.
- 4. You are well known to the established members, who you are and what you
have
- done in the past. Regarding this project, a former-one or another project.
+1. You have sent in patches that were well-respected to improve the software.
+2. You have added documentation to the Wiki or website that were
well-respected to
+ improve the non-code part of the project.
+3. You have shown that you can discuss in the mailing lists and that this has
+ brought us forward.
+4. You are well known to the established members, who you are and what you have
+ done in the past. Regarding this project, a former-one or another project.
If 1 of the 4 statements above are true, then you can be voted in as committer.
@@ -133,57 +136,58 @@ your committer status. [Read the Partici
The following is a brief summary of what to expect as committer:
- 1. After your (individual Contributor License Agreement ([iCLA][5]) has been
- received and registered, you will be invited to specify one or more
preferred
- Apache user names.
-
- **Important**: <br>
- The e-mail address you provide in your iCLA will be used for the following
- communications with you.
-
- Please note that there is also a [Corporate Contributor License Agreement
- (CCLA)][6] if you want/have to commit in the name of a company or
organization.
-
- 2. Choose one or more user name(s) that would be acceptable to you. These are
short
- names or abbreviation that will be used for a Unix account login.
-
- **Example:** <br>
- Your name is "John Doe", so an ID could be "johnd" or "jdoe". [Here you
can see
- if the ID is still free][7] or already given to another committer.
-
- Supply all other information that is requested. Return the ID requests as
- instructed.
-
- 3. When your choices are returned, the first request that does not conflict
with
- an already-issued ID will be used to generate an Apache ID. Write them in
- the order you would like to have, so the first one is the most wanted.
-
- 4. You will receive an e-mail, from "r...@apache.org", that confirms the
Apache
- user name for you and also provides you with an initial password. There
are also
- instructions for changing your password. Please be patient as this mail
can take
- some days.
-
- 5. The ID will also be your Apache e-mail address. Note that the account will
be
- set up to forward all received mails to the e-mail address you supplied on
your
- iCLA. It is not a normal mail account but just for forwarding. After you
have
- the account there is also a way to associate your Apache e-mail address
with
- additional e-mail addresses that you have. (**ToDo**: Add a link to a
how-to)
-
- 6. The ID and password will allow you to check in changes and new additions
on the
- Apache SVN repository for the Apache OpenOffice repository. The ability
- to check in material on the SVN repository is important for more than
code. All
- committers will have an use for it.
-
- 7. The ID and password will allow you to login to a personal Unix account on
the
- Apache server "people.apache.org". You can produce a personal website at
this
- account as well as use it as a regular Unix (specifically, FreeBSD)
account. You
- do not need to be able to use this account. You may find it useful as you
become
- more accomplished as a committer.
+1. After your (individual Contributor License Agreement ([iCLA][5]) has been
+ received and registered, you will be invited to specify one or more
preferred
+ Apache user names.
+
+ **Important**: <br>
+ The e-mail address you provide in your iCLA will be used for the following
+ communications with you.
+
+ Please note that there is also a [Corporate Contributor License Agreement
+ (CCLA)][6] if you want/have to commit in the name of a company or
organization.
+
+2. Choose one or more user name(s) that would be acceptable to you. These are
short
+ names or abbreviation that will be used for a Unix account login.
+
+ **Example:** <br>
+ Your name is "John Doe", so an ID could be "johnd" or "jdoe". [Here you can
see
+ if the ID is still free][7] or already given to another committer.
+
+ Supply all other information that is requested. Return the ID requests as
+ instructed.
+
+3. When your choices are returned, the first request that does not conflict
with
+ an already-issued ID will be used to generate an Apache ID. Write them in
+ the order you would like to have, so the first one is the most wanted.
+
+4. You will receive an e-mail, from "r...@apache.org", that confirms the Apache
+ user name for you and also provides you with an initial password. There are
also
+ instructions for changing your password. Please be patient as this mail can
take
+ some days.
+
+5. The ID will also be your Apache e-mail address. Note that the account will
be
+ set up to forward all received mails to the e-mail address you supplied on
your
+ iCLA. It is not a normal mail account but just for forwarding. After you
have
+ the account there is also a way to associate your Apache e-mail address with
+ additional e-mail addresses that you have. (**ToDo**: Add a link to a
how-to)
+
+6. The ID and password will allow you to check in changes and new additions on
the
+ Apache SVN repository for the Apache OpenOffice repository. The ability
+ to check in material on the SVN repository is important for more than code.
All
+ committers will have an use for it.
+
+7. The ID and password will allow you to login to a personal Unix account on
the
+ Apache server "people.apache.org". You can produce a personal website at
this
+ account as well as use it as a regular Unix (specifically, FreeBSD)
account. You
+ do not need to be able to use this account. You may find it useful as you
become
+ more accomplished as a committer.
- 8. Being a committer also grants access to some non-public resources and
mailing
- lists. There are details in the [private committers SVN tree][8].
+8. Being a committer also grants access to some non-public resources and
mailing
+ lists. There are details in the [private committers SVN tree][8].
-See the [Guide for new committers][9] and the [Committers' FAQ][10] for more
information.
+See the [Guide for new committers][9] and the [Committers' FAQ][10] for more
+information.
# How and when to vote? # {#voting}
@@ -195,21 +199,21 @@ that means also to count the votes and p
# Information for Release Managers # {#release_managers}
- * ASF General Information: [Publishing
Releases](https://www.apache.org/dev/release-publishing.html)
- * The Apache OpenOffice dist area svn location containing distribution
artifacts and keys:
[https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/release/openoffice](https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/release/openoffice).
-
-
- [1]: https://people.apache.org/committers-by-project.html#openoffice-pmc
- [2]: https://openoffice.apache.org/mailing-lists.html
- [3]: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OOOUSERS/Wiki+Home
- [4]: https://incubator.apache.org/guides/participation.html
- [5]: https://www.apache.org/licenses/icla.txt
- [6]: https://www.apache.org/licenses/cla-corporate.txt
- [7]: https://people.apache.org/committer-index.html
- [8]: https://svn.apache.org/repos/private/committers
- [9]: https://www.apache.org/dev/new-committers-guide.html
- [10]: https://www.apache.org/dev/committers.html
- [11]: https://openoffice.apache.org/docs/governance/voting.html
- [12]: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA/
- [13]: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OOOUSERS/Help+Wanted
-
+* ASF General Information:
+[Publishing Releases](https://www.apache.org/dev/release-publishing.html)
+* The Apache OpenOffice dist area svn location containing distribution
artifacts and
+keys:
[https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/release/openoffice](https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/release/openoffice).
+
+[1]: https://people.apache.org/committers-by-project.html#openoffice-pmc
+[2]: https://openoffice.apache.org/mailing-lists.html
+[3]: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OOOUSERS/Wiki+Home
+[4]: https://incubator.apache.org/guides/participation.html
+[5]: https://www.apache.org/licenses/icla.txt
+[6]: https://www.apache.org/licenses/cla-corporate.txt
+[7]: https://people.apache.org/committer-index.html
+[8]: https://svn.apache.org/repos/private/committers
+[9]: https://www.apache.org/dev/new-committers-guide.html
+[10]: https://www.apache.org/dev/committers.html
+[11]: https://openoffice.apache.org/docs/governance/voting.html
+[12]: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA/
+[13]: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OOOUSERS/Help+Wanted
