Might as well use the list to discuss this. =)
The question for subscribing people is to either do it en-mass or as we come across people's emails.
Eric suggested we set a deadline to get emails (he said this Tuesday), and after that we add people individually. That idea is fine with me, although I might be out of town this weekend and I leave for Pittsburgh for a conference Tuesday and will be in the air most of the time. That means it might fall on the shoulders of the rest of you to find all the emails. =)
The other option is we set up a form through the Google spreadsheet, have people enter their username and email, and then we validate it by eye. That way we don't have to enter all the data ourselves. Granted, someone could be an ass and enter false emails, but I don't know if we are that worried about it.
-Brett
Brett Cannon wrote:
Might as well use the list to discuss this. =)
The question for subscribing people is to either do it en-mass or as we come across people's emails.
Eric suggested we set a deadline to get emails (he said this Tuesday), and after that we add people individually. That idea is fine with me, although I might be out of town this weekend and I leave for Pittsburgh for a conference Tuesday and will be in the air most of the time. That means it might fall on the shoulders of the rest of you to find all the emails. =)
The other option is we set up a form through the Google spreadsheet, have people enter their username and email, and then we validate it by eye. That way we don't have to enter all the data ourselves. Granted, someone could be an ass and enter false emails, but I don't know if we are that worried about it.
I don't feel strongly one way or the other. My schedule is that I'm around until next Saturday, the 26th, then away from a computer until Aug. 13. That will be the longest I've been out of touch in a decade!
I'm not too worried about people putting in bogus info if we use a world-writable spreadsheet. Everyone can read the archives, and if they post inappropriately we can remove them.
For many of the usernames in the existing committers spreadsheet, can't we match them up to usernames (and therefore addresses) in the bugtracker? Can we get at that info? Would that be a helpful way to prime the pump?
Eric.
I was hoping there would be a canonical list of committers and their emails, and if that list exists, I would strongly recommend to add everyone on that list as a member. (If they really want off they can unsub themselves.) It seems there isn't though, so we'll need some other way of collecting emails. A spreadsheet + form is probably better than asking for free-form email... Fake entries are easy to remove after the fact.
I would also allow each committer as many aliases as they need, so they can post from any alias they happen to be logged in as. Most aliases could be members without receiving mail. I'd use this for guido@python.org, gvanrossum@gmail.com, and perhaps even guido@google.com, but I'd only receive the mail as guido@python.org.
--Guido
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 6:27 PM, Eric Smith eric@trueblade.com wrote:
Brett Cannon wrote:
Might as well use the list to discuss this. =)
The question for subscribing people is to either do it en-mass or as we come across people's emails.
Eric suggested we set a deadline to get emails (he said this Tuesday), and after that we add people individually. That idea is fine with me, although I might be out of town this weekend and I leave for Pittsburgh for a conference Tuesday and will be in the air most of the time. That means it might fall on the shoulders of the rest of you to find all the emails. =)
The other option is we set up a form through the Google spreadsheet, have people enter their username and email, and then we validate it by eye. That way we don't have to enter all the data ourselves. Granted, someone could be an ass and enter false emails, but I don't know if we are that worried about it.
I don't feel strongly one way or the other. My schedule is that I'm around until next Saturday, the 26th, then away from a computer until Aug. 13. That will be the longest I've been out of touch in a decade!
I'm not too worried about people putting in bogus info if we use a world-writable spreadsheet. Everyone can read the archives, and if they post inappropriately we can remove them.
For many of the usernames in the existing committers spreadsheet, can't we match them up to usernames (and therefore addresses) in the bugtracker? Can we get at that info? Would that be a helpful way to prime the pump?
Eric.
python-committers mailing list python-committers@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-committers
-- --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
I've now harvested all addresses from people who wrote to python-dev in the time I read it and put them into the spreadsheet. Only a few are missing.
We can do a mass invite with this; and also state that commit access requires having a subscription to that list, if I understood you correctly, Guido.
Georg
Guido van Rossum schrieb:
I was hoping there would be a canonical list of committers and their emails, and if that list exists, I would strongly recommend to add everyone on that list as a member. (If they really want off they can unsub themselves.) It seems there isn't though, so we'll need some other way of collecting emails. A spreadsheet + form is probably better than asking for free-form email... Fake entries are easy to remove after the fact.
I would also allow each committer as many aliases as they need, so they can post from any alias they happen to be logged in as. Most aliases could be members without receiving mail. I'd use this for guido@python.org, gvanrossum@gmail.com, and perhaps even guido@google.com, but I'd only receive the mail as guido@python.org.
--Guido
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