Thanks to the great work of David Reid, the people.apache.org site now lists all kinds of information about ASF committers.
All this is generated from RDF files using the foaf vocabulary. If you’re a committer, add your info in the committers/info directory, see the README there.
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Real cool idea to put all this information together. But feels a bit web 1.0, the information are very slightly connected together and you often have to reload a new page. Sure web 2.0 wouldn’t make this more usfull but much cooler.
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Thanks to the great work of David Reid, the people.apache.org site now lists all kinds of information about ASF committers.
Real cool idea to put all this information together. But feels a bit web 1.0, the information are very slightly connected together and you often have to reload a new page. Sure web 2.0 wouldn’t make this more usfull but much cooler.