On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 1:34 AM, Tim Starling <tstarling(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
So that I can respond to commit access requests in a
more prompt and
standardised manner, I've set up an OTRS queue:
commit-access-requests(a)wikimedia.org. I will get an email notification
when new tickets are opened in it. It has the same permissions as the
noc queue, but I imagine I'll be the only one looking at it for a while.
Moving to OTRS will make dialog with requesters easier and more reliable.
I will shortly migrate the outstanding requests to the queue, and
update the
mediawiki.org page to indicate that new requests should be
sent to it.
I have modified the approval response template to encourage new users
to create a user page on
mediawiki.org. This means that there will
still be a chance for new users to interact with
mediawiki.org
regulars and to talk about their projects.
-- Tim Starling
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Whatever's easiest for you guys. I originally set up the wiki page
because there was no centralized way to ask. As long as there's
still one unified way and it's clearly documented, then we're golden.
-Chad