[aur-general] REMOVAL: Discussion Period for sergej

Grigorios Bouzakis grbzks at gmail.com
Wed Jan 16 13:17:28 EST 2008


On Jan 16, 2008 7:56 PM, Alessio Bolognino <themolok.ml at gmail.com> wrote:

> On Wed 2008-01-16 17:45 , Callan Barrett wrote:
> > sergej, this officially marks the discussion period for your removal
> > as a Trusted User.
> > [...]
>
> I'm not TU anymore, but IIRC discussion is open to anyone.
>

Didnt know that, so i might as well jump in too. :)

>
> Sergej is doing a huge work maintaining >600 packages in [community], and
> honestly I don't know how he can handle them. Sometimes I think he is a
> bot
> running on a russian server (the lack of communication in the ml confirms
> this
> theory).
>

>From my experience, Sergej  is maintaining  the packages very well, updates
them
regularly when they're out date or someone posts a worthwhile suggestion
about them
and unlike wizzo said he doesnt just move the PKGBUILD from unsupported but
he
also changes the build function if he finds that nessecery. I clearly
remember that
when he grabbed my dwm PKGBUILD to community for example.
My only abjection about his packages is that probably some/many are not used
that much
to be in community. The same thing happened until lately with developers
moving thing
 in extra too. Now they are supposed to ask before moving them. Maybe a
similar approach
 is needed for TU's too?

>
> The main complaints I have with his packages are the lack of the
> Maintainer tag,
> really annoying because I have to look in the web interface of the AUR to
> know
> who's maintaining a package (or look in CVS logs) and most of them doesn't
> have
> a valid license field.
>


Since he updates his packages regularly, this is bound to change, at least
for the active
projects.
Furthermore now that its noted. Its not a valid reason for me since we are
dealing with binary
packages.
On the other hand, if the voting is mandatory for an active TU Sergej should
start voting.

Greg
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