RFC: The end of the contributors article
Niclas Zeising
niclas.zeising at gmail.com
Fri Jan 12 10:08:39 UTC 2007
On 1/12/07, Joel Dahl <joel at freebsd.org> wrote:
> Today I decided to finally do what I've been planning to do for a long
> time: move stuff out of the contributors article and instead place it
> under www/.
>
> I started with the teams etc and you can see the results here (nowhere
> near finished yet though):
>
> http://people.freebsd.org/~joel/wii/team.html
>
> So, why bother anyway? Well:
>
> - Better information about what the different teams do and what their
> responsibilities are. Our developers are generally very confused
> when it comes to finding the right person to talk to, for example
> when requesting repo-copies or new perforce accounts etc. This will
> hopefully improve the situation somewhat.
> - The translation teams generally don't translate the contributors
> article since it doesn't seem to be worth the effort. Hopefully
> this will change now, since this can be quite important information
> even for non-English speaking people.
> - Email addresses are not completely visible anymore.
> - This information does not really belong in an article.
> - This is more up-to-date and includes a lot more teams etc.
>
> Feedback much appreciated. I'd be grateful if someone could help me out
> with writing more descriptions of the various teams. Also, if someone
> could triple-check the document for obvious mistakes, such as wrong team
> members on the wrong teams etc, that would be great.
>
> I haven't really decided where to put it yet, or what to call it, so
> suggestions are welcome here as well.
>
> It's late here and I'm *so* tired, so sorry for any typos...
>
> --
> Joel
>
This looks great! At least what you've typed up so far. Scream if you
need a hand (or rather, two hands and a keyboard, but you know ;) ).
About placement. I think it should be put either in the community
section or the developers section. I'm not entierly sure which option
is best though.
//Niclas
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