Clarification on the "inactive for one year" committer policy

[Marek_Hulan]

For the record, here are few examples from the past

Permissions cleanup

Hi all, In the context of the plugins-bus-factor discussion, etc, it occurred to me that we still have a lot of people with access who aren't really active any more - this can make it hard to see where action is needed. We've never really done a permissions cleanup before, so I thought it might be time. Here's a list of people / things I found that I'd like to fix. I've tried to keep this to core and related stuff, as plugins are free to handle their own affairs, to a large extent (also t…

Cleaning up GitHub permissions

It’s been a while since we did a proper clean up (Github Permissions & Teams cleanup). Thankfully @tbrisker previously documented how he retrieved the inactive users. From that list I’ve manually excluded some people. These are the people who no longer have permissions (but are still within the org). adiabramovitch @adiabramovitch avitova @avitova bagasse @bagasse jlsherrill @Justin_Sherrill masayag @masayag melcorr @mcorr ohadlevy @ohadlevy orrabin @Ori_Rabin tbrisker @tbrisker xprazak2 @Ondr…

Github Permissions & Teams cleanup

Hello, Over the years we’ve granted many people commit access to various repos that are used by the project. As time goes by, some people have moved on to other pursuits and are no longer actively involved in the project. Additionally, we’ve created some teams so we can give access to various repos, some of which are also outdated. The last time we did any sort of clean-up as far as my search-fu could find was 4 years ago. While we try to enforce 2-factor authentication for committers, having…