cvs commit: src MAINTAINERS

[M. Warner Losh]

In message: <20050525171401.GC1597 at schweikhardt.net>
            Jens Schweikhardt <schweikh at schweikhardt.net> writes:
: David,
: 
: # > The new list was generated by
: # > find /usr/src -name Makefile | xargs grep MAINTAINER=
: # ..
: # > I hope this clarifies reason and intent of my commit.
: # 
: # I don't follow.  Are you saying you treated MAINTAINER lines in the
: # Makefile's as the official list, or /usr/src/MAINTAINERS as the official
: # list?
: 
: Official: /usr/src/MAINTAINERS
: Inofficial: Makefiles with MAINTAINER=
: 
: But the official file has at its bottom a list of inofficial Makefile
: references. I'm trying to get down that list to zero entries, by telling
: those folks to please make an official entry, removing their MAINTAINER=
: line in foo/Makefile, and deleting their unofficial line in the official
: file. This is exactly what dougb's text in /usr/src/MAINTAINERS says,
: 
:   Following are the entries from the Makefiles, and a few other sources.
:   Please remove stale entries from both their origin, and this file.
: 
:   Please also consider removing the lines from the files listed below and
:   stating your preferences here instead.
: 
: Does that answer your question? The intent is to have one and only one
: place to look for maintainership, (the top) of /usr/src/MAINTAINERS.
: Ideally, there'd be no distinction bewteen top and bottom of
: /usr/src/MAINTAINERS. I'm just trying to make happen what dougb added to
: /usr/src/MAINTAINERS on 04-Jun-03.
: 
: It appears though, just grepping Makefiles was too narrow a search, as
: MAINTAINER= seems to also appear in c source and some other files. I'll
: verify if I have removed someone unintentionally.

Please do not make further commits of this nature to MAINTAINERS.  I'd
planned on *REMOVING* the lines that people didn't care enough to
move :-(.  This has made it harder.

Warner