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There are clearly individuals who have contributed to the shape of this document, whether through pull requests or discussions, who are not acknowledged.
Naming people is a friendly gesture and not very hard. Calling them "and the rest of the AB" is not very respectful or gracious.
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At the time that text was written, the list of names was actually created exhaustively from those who had contributed to the document - through PRs or participating in discussions. "And the rest of the AB" was an acknowledgement of the rest of the AB's implicit contribution through supporting the idea of the work; it was certainly not intended to be disrespectful or ingracious, and I don't think anyone took it as such.
How do you think we should identify the names that should be acknowledged?
How do you think we should identify the names that should be acknowledged?
This is always a tricky question. The approach I prefer is to identify anyone who has contributed through PRs or participating in discussions, so I think that's just trying to do that regularly. I know there are plenty of groups that set a higher bar than I would do, and given that we build on so much of what we have learned from others we'll never really get a full list. But I think it's worth a bit of thought, and being clear about how we do it.
There are clearly individuals who have contributed to the shape of this document, whether through pull requests or discussions, who are not acknowledged.
Naming people is a friendly gesture and not very hard. Calling them "and the rest of the AB" is not very respectful or gracious.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: