Re: [w3c/manifest] Chore(extensions): add link to registry (closes #452) (#458)

On 2016-05-06 23:02, Marcos Cáceres wrote:
> Yes. Absolutely - but it means taking on editorial responsibility, and
> reviewing changes, etc.

sounds good to me, i'd like to do that.

> We recognize the people listed as Editors because they've put in
> significant hours of work diligently reviewing, and often implementing,
> the spec (I.e., one needs to earn their stripes by editing and showing a
> long term commitment to the project... Akin to, say, becoming a Blink or
> WebKit contributor as recognize by those communities).

sure thing. put in the work, get the recognition for doing it.

> So, the place to start is by reviewing the spec, making PRs, filing
> relevant bugs, making sure the registry is up-to-date etc.
> Make sense?

it does make sense, as a general approach. but i think we have a bit 
differing opinions on what works well as a robust/effective approach to 
manage a registry. you may remember from other specs that i find the 
"let's create a wiki and be done with it" approach not necessarily the 
best one. but i guess that's where the editorial fun starts, right?


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