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For this reason we have decided to refer to what was previously called |
"soft rejection" as "cancelling the application". In most cases, |
applicants can re-apply after a while, and "cancelling the application" |
more clearly communicates this fact. |
People who are not knowledgeable or experienced enough are not rejected |
by Debian: they are instead provided with more appropriate ways of |
joining, such as finding mentors who help them gain experience and |
sponsor their packages into the archive. |
What was known as a "strong rejection" will however still be referred to |
as a "rejection", because that is what it is. |
Account name rules |
A new account name should be at least 3 characters long, and must be |
reasonable, according to the DAM's judgement. We've rejected account |
names in the past that were trolling attempts, or things like "root". |
Website rewrite |
We started to rewrite our website at nm.debian.org. This cleans up the |
internal implementation and allows for future improvements in the NM |
process handling. |
GPG keysigning coordination |
FD/DAM would like to to move the GPG keysiging coordination over to |
someone else. It's not really part of FrontDesk work; and as we are |
rewriting the webpage anyhow we feel this is a right time to move it |
over to someone else and not make it part of the new page. Volunteers to |
pick up this job are welcome. |
Advocation in the NM process |
We discussed how advocation of New Maintainers should be done. We agreed |
that advocation should be done on a public mailing list and more than |
one advocations are appreciated. This is the same as in the DM process |
and gives a much better picture about applications. In order for this to |
be effective immediately, we ask prospective advocates that for now, |
they explicitly Cc the debian-newmaint@lists.debian.org mailinglist; the |
rewritten website will make this automatic, once it goes live. |
More and well-motivated advocacy messages make the whole process |
faster. Though the current NM website does not allow for more than one |
advocate, the mailinglist process will, and this is another reason why |
we think the process should be made public. Note that after a person has |
been advocated, additional advocates need not go through the website; a |
simple signed reply on the mailinglist will suffice. This process is |
certainly suboptimal, but we are working on this for the new website. |
related work. Please only advocate people who have contributed to Debian |
already, don't advocate someone that you expect will get involved in |
everyone involved. |
More AMs wanted |
The NM process is always short of application managers. Applicants are |
waiting to get one assigned. As usual, we invite experienced DDs to join |
up and help out. Remember that AM work is a fun and interesting way to |
learn more about Debian and the people involved! It's always better to |
have AMs waiting rather than NMs. |
S3cr1ts 4b0ut th3 NM pr0c3ss |
There are many things many people don't know about the NM process: |
* AMs can pick an NM from the queue, within reason. If you see a |
person that you would like to be an AM for, feel free to ask |
* There are ways to skip tasks&skills. AMs can read |
http://wiki.debian.org/FrontDesk/Tips for some tips. |
* Extremely good and very active people in urgent need of an account |
can be (and have been) fast-tracked. Feel free to contact Front |
Desk/DAM (with detailed motivations) if you see a case where this |
is needed. Please keep in mind that this is an exception. |
* Common sense is more effective than you'd imagine. |
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We have several group members whose names should be on the title slide of a Beamer document. However, when I put something like this: |
\author{Person A \and Person B \and Person C \and Person D \and Person E} |
Person C's name will be broken across two lines. |
How can I prevent this from happening? |
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Box the person's name using \mbox{Person C} (or \hbox{...}). Here's a little example: |
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\author{Dude Azerbaijan \and Dude Bangkok \and Dude Canada |
\and Dude Denmark \and Dude Ethiopia \and Dude France} |
If you now use \mbox{Dude Denmark}, the result is: |
enter image description here |
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Is there an advantage of using mbox over a unbreakable space ~? An if yes what is it? – bloodworks Apr 15 '12 at 12:00 |
@bloodworks: In this case I don't think so. \mbox will keep the entire box together, while an unbreakable space ~ might cause hyphenation in the names (thereby breaking the name yet again, just in a different place). – Werner Apr 15 '12 at 14:24 |
Great, this works just fine. – xiongtx Apr 15 '12 at 14:51 |
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