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Does anyone personally know people in Red Hat's management or the GNOME foundation's board of directors? If so, it would be a good idea to engage them and conv

Does anyone personally know people in Red Hat's management or the GNOME foundation's board of directors? If so, it would be a good idea to engage them and convince them to fix the problem. Red Hat has the authority to fire the many GNOME developers they employ, and the GNOME Foundation owns the trademark and can thus ultimately remove commit rights and Bugzilla admin rights from the problematic developers. It's clear that the issue is now so big that this is the level at which corrective action needs to be taken.

bkor 13y ago
Red Hat doesn't run GNOME, though lately they've been hiring people for GNOME like crazy. The last time some GNOME contributor disagreed with one of my decisions, I make him a GNOME bugzilla admin. Any of the 4 admins are totally free to unban someone. If GNOME foundation board says someone should be unbanned it will be done as well. I find it rather telling that instead of an unban or review, you're suggesting to completely remove me. Like everything I do is bad. Right...