[collectd] Collectd Release Process Proposal

[Pavel]

19.07.2019 16:49, Sebastian Harl пишет:
> Hi,
>
> I understand the frustration here but I'd like to remind you that many
> of us are working on collectd in their "spare time" and life can get
> into the way of that. That's what this proposal is intended to address.

I want to remind YOU that many of us working on Collectd in ours _spare 
time_,
and Team SHOULD do all possible to facilitate the work of people.

But I see the opposite.

https://github.com/collectd/collectd/issues/2958#issuecomment-464988065

There is no changes in "policy" for 5 months.
There is no feedback.

Maintainer is ignored. Maintainer is unable to merge own changes.

If you ignore your maintainers, you will not found support from 
community and project will dead.

> There is no plan to fork the project

What would be strange to hear about fork plans from person with email in 
@collectd.org domain.
 From person of Team who implement destroying changes.

> but to improve how it operates so
> that it scales to the community of today. There may have been missteps
> (like the codeowner change) but those were done with the best intentions
> to address this exact issue and I'm confident that hurdles can be
> resolved (and they may already be resolved in that specific case).

There is russian proverb: "the road to hell is paved with good intentions",
originally english "Hell is full of good meaning and wishings".

Again: There is no changes in "policy" for 5 months.

Great improvement: forbid to _maintainer_ / active developer merge his 
changes.

This is your thanks?

> This proposal was not done in isolation. It's a collaboration between
> the three involved people (from different parts of the community) and
> with input from Florian as well. We would like to learn what the larger
> community thinks about it, so if you have feedback, please let us know
> on the document or via email if you prefer that. We have a plan for how
> to implement it but first we need to find consensus on *what* to
> actually implement. We cannot change the past but we can improve the
> future.
IF you implement one change per half-year.....
IF you (will) answer to feedbacks, received on changes, after half-year 
of silence from your side.....
IF you merge pull requests after years of ignoring .....

I have no comments about "project" growth then.
>

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