Leif Hedstrom
2018-10-09 23:41:42 UTC
Hi all,
this questions keeps coming up frequently, most recently at the ATS Summit this last week.
Q: Should I vote / comment even if I’m not a committer?
The answer is unequivocally: YES!
True, only votes are binding, but honestly, some of the most useful votes are those from users and contributors which are not committers. Testing and voting on releases is critical for us to move forward as a community. Voting, reviewing code, commenting on Issues and PRs is something everyone should do.
Cheers,
— leif
this questions keeps coming up frequently, most recently at the ATS Summit this last week.
Q: Should I vote / comment even if I’m not a committer?
The answer is unequivocally: YES!
True, only votes are binding, but honestly, some of the most useful votes are those from users and contributors which are not committers. Testing and voting on releases is critical for us to move forward as a community. Voting, reviewing code, commenting on Issues and PRs is something everyone should do.
Cheers,
— leif