I think you should probably keep the requirement if it saves a headache later. Did you ever receive mine on September 5th?
On Sep 26, 2023, at 5:53 PM, Gregory Casamento <greg.casamento@gmail.com> wrote:
I have considered dropping the requirement entirely or keeping a record locally by sending it out myself, but I am not sure what the best way to handle it is. The FSF is way too laggy when it comes to handling this. Hey Frederik,
That’s one of the reasons I let people contribute if they have even requested it.
Austin, it would be ok to write again just this time CC me, please. :) I usually tell people to do that since I like to have some sort of correspondence as a record.
FYI as a point of reference: for me it took 4 years for the FSF to process my assignment.
Should I try sending form a different email address? Because I still haven't gotten anything back. Maybe my address is blocked? Is it bothersome for me to write again?
All,
For less than trivial changes to GNUstep we still need to collect copyright disclaimers from contributors. Each maintainer is responsible for collecting these as needed.
The procedure is simple, just write to assign@gnu.org and request a form for the GNUstep project for current and future changes.
I am typically very open about this. I keep records on who has an assignment on file and who doesn’t. As long as you have requested a form with the intention of completing it in a timely manner you are free to contribute.
Please CC me on any emails sent requesting an assignment form.
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