John Wiegley <johnw@newartisans.com> writes:

>>>>>> Nicolas Petton <nicolas@petton.fr> writes:
>
>> You would be a great maintainer I think. And while I can't volunteer for the
>> position, I'd be glad to help and could very well take care of some tasks.
>
> Thanks, Nico and David, for the support.
>
> The thing is, *I* want better options to choose from. As those who follow my
> free software developments well know, I become distracted easily. And when
> work ramps up near a deadline, my volunteer contributions often come to a
> halt.
>
> Emacs deserves someone with a bit more time and energy. I'm happy to
> participate in the "meta" role I have been over the past couple weeks, but
> that may be the best I can offer with any consistency.

The thing is, doing all of the work Stefan has been doing is obviously a
lot, that's why I'm offering to help, and focusing on specific tasks
would make that easier (like the release process).

Also, Eli has been doing a wonderful job, he's dealing with issues in
the bug tracker really well for instance, and is obviously dedicating a
lot of time maintaining Emacs already.  Together, I think you'd be a
great team, if he was willing to be co-maintainer.

Nico