[Soc-coordination] Deciding on our applications

[Anthony Towns]

On Tue, Mar 27, 2007 at 03:03:55PM +0100, Steve McIntyre wrote:
> So, how to proceed?
> I suggest:
>  1. Mentors identify all the projects that match up with their own
>     suggestions (e.g. I'll take all the various CD-tester apps) and
>     identify them here on the list as ready for review

As a first pass (after removing some dupes), I came up with the following
categories: (one x per application, one line per topic)

 1. cd tester               (16 applications) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
 2. security                (15 applications) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
 3. website                 (13 applications) xxxxxxxxxxxxx
 4. piuparts, u/g testing    (7 applications) xxxxxxx
 5. emdebian/embedded        (5 applications) xxxxx
 6. user2user communication  (5 applications) xxxxx
 7. livecd                   (4 applications) xxxx
 8. debbugs                  (4 applications) xxxx
 9. openid                   (3 applications) xxx
10. apt-checkpoint           (3 applications) xxx
11. biometric auth           (3 applications) xxx
12. kernel config            (3 applications) xxx
13. mirroring                (3 applications) xxx
14. cdd toolkit              (2 applications) xx
15. i18n/l10n                (2 applications) xx
16.                                           x
17. misc                     (3 applications) x
18.                                           x

My guess would be we'll probably have a guaranteed slot for each of the
top four (CDs, security, website, u/g testing), and the others spots
we get to fight for :) We've got around 18 unique topics; last year we
ended up with 10 slots, iirc.

I found the CSV that's downloadable from the "Edit Organization Profile"
page helpful, but I guess only admins can download that. Do we have any
way to share stuff just between mentors?

Cheers,
aj

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