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<B>Oliver Burger</B>
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<I>Wed Oct 6 08:58:22 CEST 2010</I>
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<PRE>"Romain d'Alverny" <<A HREF="https://www.mageia.org/mailman/listinfo/mageia-discuss">rdalverny at gmail.com</A>> schrieb am 2010-10-06
><i> On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 20:42, Oliver Burger <<A HREF="https://www.mageia.org/mailman/listinfo/mageia-discuss">oliver.bgr at googlemail.com</A>>
</I>wrote:
><i> > In technical things I support two or more levels. There's much to learn
</I>><i> > for little community packagers as myself as there is in any field for
</I>><i> > the newcommers.
</I>><i> But in last resort, not only involved, but committed people get a
</I>><i> decisive voice. In teams, those committed people are those who were
</I>><i> recognized as such by their peers, through the mentoring process.
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</I>><i> Which process is not an exclusive one (keep "bad" newcomers out), but
</I>><i> an inclusive one (welcome and train them before they get full hands on
</I>><i> the infrastructure). And that, again, wouldn't prevent non-'masters'
</I>><i> and 'non-apprentices' to provide/contribute something to the project,
</I>><i> only should it be reviewed and committed to the project by those team
</I>><i> members.
</I>As said before. There is no problem with having "masters" and "padawans" (I
would prefer that term to apprentice :D ) when it comestotechnical decisions.
I hope that all (orat least most) people involvedin mageia will let the people
with the technical knowledge do the technical decisions (althoug some
discussions on the mls do read different).
I do understand and support the need for reviewing the work ofnew packagers,
correcting it and teaching those new packagers how to build better packages
but that is - as I said - a technical decision, in which nothing at all can be
said against a master-padawan-thing. Even if those new packagers have
builtrpms for years (because I have seen quite some rpms fromlocal communities
whose spec files made me shudder).
But I do believe, when it comes to policy decisions (like electing board
members and so on) there should not be those who have a vote and those
whodoesn't. Certainly there must be some kind of differentiation between active
community members and passers-by who just want to "troll vote". But as you
described it initially, a majority of the active community members (like those
poor folks who did community work for years now in their local communities)
would be excluded from deciding the directionthe community as a whole does
take.
Oliver
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