[aur-general] REMOVAL: xterminus

w9ya at qrparci.net w9ya at qrparci.net
Thu Dec 20 11:10:51 EST 2007


Okey Dokey, I can take a stab at your request.

I would be in favor of this:

IF the by-laws can be interpreted to allow for a "hiatus" until the guy or
gal that is unreachable is back in due form, that would be great. i.e. He
or she can be allowed to remain a tu, but does not have their non-voting
participation held against them or US, because we do not include them in
the total number of expected voting tu s I think we have a good basis for
a nice  organization. AND the quorum numbers and such needed for the
voting process will be usable again without banishing people that are
having some sort of problems we can only guess at.

IF the by-laws cannot or will not be interpreted this way, then I suggest
we change them so that we can have inactive tu s without removing them
altogether.

Anyways, that is my opinion.

Very best regards;

Bob Finch




> This is an email to propose the removal of the Trusted User xterminus
> (Charles Mauch), I feel this is required so the group of Trusted Users
> does not stagnate and he is the perfect candidate for putting the
> bylaws into effect. xterminus has been gone for what I believe is
> months without any sort of notification, he has not maintained any of
> his packages nor has he participated in any of the votes.
>
> This will begin the 3 day discussion period as written in the bylaws.
>
> I'll start: as much as don't like to do this to someone I knew as well
> as xterminus the fact is he has disappeared off the face of the earth,
> nobody knows where he's gone, nobody knows if he'll be back. He does not
> respond to email and he hasn't done anything as a TU in months, nobody
> has seen him on irc and his website seems to have long expired. I think
> his removal is the best thing to do.
>
> I know xterminus maintained a *lot* of packages in community, most of
> them being CPAN modules which, according to xterminus, had a whole set
> of special scripts he used to maintain them. I don't think it's a good
> idea to put them into unsupported and that they should be deleted from
> community altogether, any other packages he maintained  that are left
> over should be taken on by whatever TU can handle them and then
> anything left should be put into unsupported.
>
> I'd like to hear anyone else's opinion on this.
>
> --
> Callan 'wizzomafizzo' Barrett








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