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On Fri, 2012-11-09 at 16:16 -0800, Vishvananda Ishaya wrote:
> Hey Everyone,
> 
> It's that time again. We are falling behind with over 100 reviews in the nova queue[1]. It would be great if more people were involved in the review process. Here are the stats from the last thirty days for core members:
> 
> Kevin Mitchell "klmitch": 207
> Michael Still "mikalstill": 197
> Vish Ishaya "vishvananda": 175
> Russell Bryant "russellb": 160
> Mark McLoughlin "markmc": 113
> Josh Kearney "jk0": 90
> Johannes Erdfelt "johannes.erdfelt": 84
> Chris Behrens "cbehrens": 64
> Pádraig Brady "p-draigbrady": 55
> Matt Dietz "cerberus": 36
> Yon Mao"yunmao": 58
> Dan Prince "dan-prince": 22
> Rick Harris "rconradharris": 12
> Christopher MacGown "0x44": 6
> Brian Waldon "bcwaldon": 5
> Trey Morris "tr3buchet": 5
> Sandy Walsh "sandy-walsh": 1
> Devin Carlen "devcamcar": 0
> Mark Washenberger "markwash": 0
> 
> Thanks to everyone who has been active! Based on these numbers I think it is fairly clear that there are some people who have moved on to other things. I'd like to propose we cut the following people from core:
> 
> Christopher MacGown, Brian Waldon, Trey Morris, Sandy Walsh, Devin Carlen, Mark Washenberger.
> 
> As before, please keep in mind that this isn't intended to question the amazing work that all of these people have done for nova.  Nova-core is a review team, so we have to make sure the people on it actually have time to do reviews. If anyone jumps back in and starts reviewing we can fast-track them back in.
> 
> I'd also like to propose that we add the following active reviewers to the core team:
> 
> Dan Smith "danms": 84
> Has been doing a lot of work with russelb on no-db-compute
> 
> Sean Dague "sdague-b": 82
> Has been leading a lot of the api related work and api-sample testing
> 
> Joe Gordon "joe-gordon0": 48
> Has been doing lots of general cleanup and feature work around host aggregates
> 
> Nova Core members: Please +1 each person you think should join nova core.

All sounds good to me, +1 to everything here.

Cheers,
Mark.