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To offer a different perspective: I did this with a library that's mostly used for short lived hacks, so while there are contributions from time to time, no one
by pepijndevos 10y ago
To offer a different perspective: I did this with a library that's mostly used for short lived hacks, so while there are contributions from time to time, no one sticks with it for long enough to become a real maintainer. So I'm still the one pressing the merge button on new PRs.
A long time ago I wrote PyMouse, which someone added keyboard support to, which became PyUserInput. But then I ended up being the maintainer of the new combined project. So lately I've just been giving contributors commit access. So far the results are OK, but it's not like anyone took over the maintenance.