Re: Minutes from d-i meeting on September, 26th

Christian Perrier <bubulle@debian.org> writes:

> The major points are:
>
> - any objection to /me removing ppl who explicitely requested
> to be removed?

>From my part, it is the logical thing to do as they has requested it
:-), please do!

> - what to do with the 60 people who didn't answer at all?

We might do a new call and imho remove them. If they're not listening to mail they're not active to the team and then they're not contributing. We can keep a record of the names and then if someone ask us to be readded, we can know if they were one of the previously not active people.

> - what to do with the 6 people whose mail to their Alioth registered
> mail address is bouncing?

Remove them too if they cannot be hitted by any other way.

> - should I reveal who checked "wants to be RM" ? :-)

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I think yes. :P I think if I was acting as one and wouldn't like to be one (on the RM team), there's something really wrong ;P

> Except the latter (the person who answered this is one of the two
> current D-I RM....:-)), other questions are still opened.
>
> My current advice:
>
> - remove ppl who asked to be removed
> - send a very last notice with "we will remove your commit access" to
> the 60 non responsive people. I plan to do this by sending *personal*
> mails and not widely CC'ed mails or BCC'ed mails as some people
> arbitrarily reject such mails
> - manually handle the 6 people with bouncing addresses
>
>

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