Tim Peters wrote: > The more realistically ;-) I try to picture the suggested > alternatives, the more sensible this one sounds. Some people at the > sprint (like me, wrt the Iceland sprint) could volunteer to be > responsible for checking checkins for appropriateness, and in any case > everyone subscribed to python-checkins would see what's going on. That's > a major goodness all by itself, for "more eyeballs" reasons. It should > be possible to quickly stop anyone abusing the privilege. I completely agree. Just make sure you master the mechanics of adding committers. > However ... speaking as a PSF Director, I wouldn't be comfortable with > this unless sprinters signed a PSF contribution form beforehand. Else > we get code in the PSF repository with clear-as-mud copyright and > licensing issues. Having contribution forms in place would also ease > fears that sprint output might be "subverted" to non-open status. That would be desirable, indeed. It shouldn't be too difficult to collect the forms "on site". Regards, Martin
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