Name: Travis Tilley Physical location: Connecticut, USA Email: ttilley@email.com Areas of responsibility: Gentoo/AMD64 Mentor: avenj and jhuebel lv has been fairly active for a while -- it would be much appreciated if his mentoring period was ~1 week rather than two
He's set
No cvs og bugs activity since january '05, retiring.
Still listed as maintainer of sys-libs/libstdc++-v3 app-emulation/emul-linux-x86-compat
Other members of the amd64 team have taken over support of those packages. As sad as I am to see lv retired for inactivity, he's been inactive for a while because of RL work.
amd64 team, who is responsible for those packages these days?
I've added myself and removed lv as maintainer from emul-linux-x86-compat. libstdc++-v3 falls under the toolchain herd and so should be handled by them. lv: Sorry to see you go.
lv's back and wants to remain a dev. His RL work situation is allowing him to become active again. I'm going to administer the two tests to him due to his extended absence and get him back to work. :-)
While I have been away for quite some time, I intend to return to the amd64 dev team in the not too distant future. What needs to be done to un-retire?
You'll need to submit new ebuild and End-of-Mentoring quizzes. I'll take care of looking those over. Since your accounts were never deactivated, I think it would make sense to waive the probation period typical of returning or new devs. What does the rest of recruiters think?
I don't see why the probationary period matters; it's only there to prevent someone from coming on then disappearing and retaining all the goodies that we give to gentoo devs.
Guys, what's going on here? If I don't get an update on the situation, say before january, I'm going to turn this bug back to retiring status.
Reverting to retiring status because of lack of updates.
Infra: please retire lv.
Done
Retired on forums.
All done.
