Thank you to all of you, especially Karsten, for getting the release notes together for FC4test2!
We are definitely getting closer to having CVS access for you all. I created a blank repository for Fedora docs just a minute ago. The key issue right now that affects not only you guys but everyone in Fedora is getting the new account system in place so we can get new contributors access faster.
One thing I'd like to know now is how you'd like to receive CVS commit mails for the docs repo. These mails are an important part of the open development process because they keep individuals accountable for their changes. :) Is there a mailing list in existence that should receive these future e-mails? Do we need to set up a new one, and if so, who should manage it?
Best, -- Elliot
On Wed, 2005-04-06 at 19:35 -0400, Elliot Lee wrote:
Thank you to all of you, especially Karsten, for getting the release notes together for FC4test2!
We are definitely getting closer to having CVS access for you all. I created a blank repository for Fedora docs just a minute ago. The key issue right now that affects not only you guys but everyone in Fedora is getting the new account system in place so we can get new contributors access faster.
One thing I'd like to know now is how you'd like to receive CVS commit mails for the docs repo. These mails are an important part of the open development process because they keep individuals accountable for their changes. :) Is there a mailing list in existence that should receive these future e-mails? Do we need to set up a new one, and if so, who should manage it?
There's not a current list, but there's a fedora-cvs-commits-list and a fedora-extras-commits-list. There's a bit of hierarchy uncertainty there, but nevertheless I nominate "fedora-docs-commits-list"! I don't know exactly how much work goes into "managing" a commits list. Maybe you can illuminate, since you do this for f-cvs-commits. ;-) If the answer is "not much," then I would think the Steering Committee is the right place to look for one or more guilty parties.
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