Help maintain bzr on Savannah?

Help maintain bzr on Savannah?

[Richard Stallman]

Is there someone here who would like to help maintain bzr on savannah?
It requires knowledge of system administration for a Debian-like
variant of GNU/Linux, and security, as well as knowledge of (or
willingness to learn) Bzr.

Re: Help maintain bzr on Savannah?

[Karl Fogel]

Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes:
>Is there someone here who would like to help maintain bzr on savannah?
>It requires knowledge of system administration for a Debian-like
>variant of GNU/Linux, and security, as well as knowledge of (or
>willingness to learn) Bzr.

How much overhead is involved in this?  Are there any documents that
describe the process?

I have the requisite knowledge, and am interested.  However, when I last
looked at volunteering to do this on Savannah, I recall being put off by
various bits of overhead that made it expensive to volunteer.  I wish I
could be more specific, and it's quite possible that I was simply
mistaken -- if you can point to some documentation on what is involved,
that would help.

-Karl

Re: Help maintain bzr on Savannah?

[Richard Stallman]

    How much overhead is involved in this?  Are there any documents that
    describe the process?

    I have the requisite knowledge, and am interested.  However, when I last
    looked at volunteering to do this on Savannah, I recall being put off by
    various bits of overhead that made it expensive to volunteer.

I don't know the answer; I am not sure I even understand the question.
What does "overhead" mean in this context?

Re: Help maintain bzr on Savannah?

[Karl Fogel]

Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes:
>    How much overhead is involved in this?  Are there any documents that
>    describe the process?
>
>    I have the requisite knowledge, and am interested.  However, when I last
>    looked at volunteering to do this on Savannah, I recall being put off by
>    various bits of overhead that made it expensive to volunteer.
>
>I don't know the answer; I am not sure I even understand the question.
>What does "overhead" mean in this context?

It's okay to ignore that part of the question.  I just want to see the
documents that tell the process of becoming a Savannah admin.  I read
them once, but the pages were rather hard to find and I haven't been
able to find them again, even though I looked quite a bit.  Before
volunteering for this, I want to read them more carefully again.

("Overhead" means things like new mailing lists to join, etc.)

-Karl