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Re: [che-dev] [ecd-pmc] Committer Election for Samantha Dawley on Eclipse Che™ has started
Wayne,

Happy New Year! 

Time to revisit this thread... I tried to submit a NEW election for Sam today, now that she's got over a dozen more commits and several issues completed, but the system rejected me because "An election for Samantha Dawley is already in progress.".

Can you reject the previous election so I can submit a new one? 

Or if it's easier... 

Here's a list of her contributions in 2022-2023, so that you can reconsider approving her election as committer.

Samantha Dawley recently started as a full time employee at Red Hat, contributing to the Eclipse Che team.

Since July 2022, she has already made an impact on the project.

She has addressed the following bugs:

- https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/21814
- https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/21763
- https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/21790
- https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/21575
- https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/21363
- https://issues.redhat.com/browse/CRW-3136

She has also contributed to the following Eclipse Che projects:

- che-dashboard
- che-devfile-registry
- che-docs
- che-machine-exec
- che-operator
- che-plugin-registry
- che-release
- che-server
- che-workspace-client
- chectl

It is my pleasure to nominate sdawley as a committer on Eclipse Che™.

All the best for 2023,

Nick

On Wed, Mar 30, 2022 at 5:58 PM Wayne Beaton <wayne.beaton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
No. Who somebody works for has no direct relevance in a committer election. We certainly do care about employer when it comes to getting committer agreements in place, but that comes after the election.

That the candidate is being paid to work on the project grants them an excellent opportunity to develop direct experience and make contributions to the project to build and demonstrate merit.

While I tend to assume that experience building technology on top of an open source project likely means that the individual understands the open source technology, it is not the same as actually engaging in the open source project's process and having contributions to the open source project accepted.

Wayne

On Tue, Mar 29, 2022 at 3:46 AM Thomas Mäder <tmader@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Wayne,

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Subject: Re: [che-dev] [ecd-pmc] Committer Election for Samantha Dawley on Eclipse Che™ has started

Who the candidate works for or what they've been hired to do are not relevant in a committer election. Nor is what the candidate may do or is expected to do in the future relevant in a committer election.

I agree in general with that sentiment, however, being paid to work on a project allows you to spend significant time on it, so it's relevant information nevertheless.


A committer nomination statement must cite specific contributions to the open source project.

What specific contributions has the candidate made to the Eclipse Che project?
 
If I understand you correctly, you object that the linked bugs are for the Red Hat CRW product and not the Eclipse Che project, right? Or do you think the work shown is insufficient?

/Thomas
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