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Even if you don't get a maintainer for a project, just providing ownership transfer and holding of no longer maintained projects is probably useful. Getting the
by grogenaut 7y ago
Even if you don't get a maintainer for a project, just providing ownership transfer and holding of no longer maintained projects is probably useful. Getting the owner to turn over the keys when they update the readme might be easier than 10 years later.
- StavrosK 7y agoYeah, this is one of the reasons I wanted this. The owners have nothing to lose (they aren't maintaining the projects anyway), the maintainers have nothing to lose (there's no time requirement), and at some point you might come across a project that you want to use but that has been abandoned, and you can just click "join" and become its maintainer.
- grogenaut 7y agoNot that I have massively successful projects but one thing I would love is to just hand over keys to someone I can trust to vet the person the keys are handed to. I'd be fine with "verired no malware, no spam, no adware." as a handoff.
- StavrosK 7y agoThat's what Code Shelter does (provided you trust us to vet people, I guess).