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On 19 Jan 2016 23:43, Carlos O'Donell wrote: > On 01/19/2016 06:45 PM, Paul Eggert wrote: > > On 01/19/2016 03:04 PM, Mark Brown wrote: > >> I think that there are some preparatory, diplomatic steps that > >> would need to be taken first. > > > > I agree. Although I don't see the need to devote a list to informal > > back-channel communication (I already get too much email like that as > > it is and I'm sure you do too...), there are occasions where such > > communication can be helpful. Perhaps we can suggest that FSF > > leadership simply contact us privately as needed if there's something > > that calls out for privacy. If they don't know offhand which of us > > would be best to contact about a particular matter, I suppose they > > can just contact (sigh) me. > > They should contact *anyone* who is a steward for the glibc project > (GNU project maintainer). Such a person will know how to reach > everyone else. what if we make the main contact point part of the current release manager's duties ? e.g. Adhemerval Zanella is managing glibc 2.23, so he would be the contact, but as soon as the manager is picked for the 2.24 cycle, it'll pass on to that dev ? i suspect it won't add anything for the most part, and most people wouldn't see any at all. -mike
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