Access to the Debian Games group was granted

[Ricardo Mones]

Hi all,

Seems, Developer access is not enough to create new projects, and I'd like
to put biloba¹ and epiphany² under team umbrella. Would be that possible?

Also, please, don't hesitate to remind me any rules those packages should be
following to be good team members ;-)

best regards,

¹ https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/biloba
² https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/epiphany

P.S.: Please keep my address on Cc, I'm not subscribed to this list.

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Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2018 01:08:39 +0000
From: Debian GitLab <***@salsa.debian.org>
To: ***@debian.org
Subject: Access to the Debian Games group was granted


You have been granted Developer access to the Debian Games group.

https://salsa.debian.org/groups/games-team
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[Markus Koschany]

Hello Ricardo,

Post by Ricardo Mones
Hi all,
Seems, Developer access is not enough to create new projects, and I'd like
to put biloba¹ and epiphany² under team umbrella. Would be that possible?

I've just granted you maintainer access for our team. I usually prefer
that people introduce themselves on this mailing list before I grant any
permissions because I like to know more about their motivations and what
they want to achieve with their new rights.

Post by Ricardo Mones
Also, please, don't hesitate to remind me any rules those packages should be
following to be good team members ;-)

I guess there are not many rules in this team because "We just do it ™"
Please consider to subscribe to this low traffic mailing list though,
because this is the way we keep in touch. Anyway welcome to the team!

Cheers,

Markus

[Ricardo Mones]

Hi Markus,

On Wed, 8 Aug 2018 15:38:58 +0200

Post by Markus Koschany
Hello Ricardo,

Post by Ricardo Mones
Hi all,
Seems, Developer access is not enough to create new projects, and I'd
like to put biloba¹ and epiphany² under team umbrella. Would be that
possible?

I've just granted you maintainer access for our team.

Thank you for being so fast! :)

Post by Markus Koschany
I usually prefer that people introduce themselves on this mailing list
before I grant any permissions because I like to know more about their
motivations and what they want to achieve with their new rights.

And I also think that's a good idea, my previous introduction surely doesn't
inspire much confidence


https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-games/2007/04/msg00021.html

Post by Markus Koschany

Post by Ricardo Mones
Also, please, don't hesitate to remind me any rules those packages
should be following to be good team members ;-)

I guess there are not many rules in this team because "We just do it ™"

:-)

Post by Markus Koschany
Please consider to subscribe to this low traffic mailing list though,
because this is the way we keep in touch. Anyway welcome to the team!

Yep, just subscribed again, and thanks!

best regards,