I'm on a fair number of guides in
fedorahosted.org as an admin, which
is great; I'm happy to be able to do any such back-up in my emeritus
role.
But I worry that requests are not being addressed, partially because
when I go to
admin.fedoraproject.org/accounts, I usually see open
requests. Currently there are 11, for these groups:
gittranslation-quick-start-guide.
gitfedora-doc-utils.
gitinstall-guide.
gitreadme-burning-isos.
Some suggestions:
* Can active writers/leaders/admins for those groups address the open
requests so people don't feel forgotten forever?
* Can someone do an audit to make sure that all of our guides have
active maintainers, who have admins privileges, and know to respond
to the requests?
* Can we coordinate to make sure requests aren't left too long?
The open problem is that people request to join a group without ever
knowing about or following a related joining process.
When I was an active guide/group maintainer, I would cycle through,
send email to people asking them to following the process at URL, then
delete their request after it hung out for more than a month.
cheers - Karsten
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