Digest in trouble?

[Alexander van Loon]

Danny, I agree and your negative tone (if any) is justified. After all, many (?) people apparently took a break without 
informing the list, myself included. I personally feel I have no excuse for not working on the Digest a few weeks and feel a 
bit ashamed about it. Even though my master's programme started during the first week of September, I have no part-
time job at the moment so I have plenty of free time. The problem is that I didn't give the Digest sufficient priority.

I'm not sure if I can do any work on it today or tomorrow (maybe in the evenings) but I promise I will work on it this 
Saturday and Sunday to kill that backlog.

In your e-mail you ask Jos a question, but it seems you have not CC'ed him?

On Thursday 29 September 2011 14:17:05 Danny Allen wrote:
> Hi all,
> It seems to me that the Commit-Digest is in trouble - if we are all too busy to work on it, and no new people are joining 
us to work on it (after Marta blogged about it), what is the solution?
> 
> I've always said that although I can build and maintain the platform for collaboration, I can't do the work of actually 
producing the weekly Digest anymore. Despite this, I am the top commit reviewer of the past week, there are over 1500 
commits needing to be reviewed/classified, and it seems the last 2 weeks Digests are yet to be published.
> 
> Sorry for what might seem a negative tone, but this situation has been building for a while now and it is now urgent.
> It would be a huge shame to lose the momentum of regular publication we have built over the last 9 months.
> 
> Cheers,
> Danny
> 
> 
> p.s. @Jos: can you see what you can do in terms of getting publicity on this issue and maybe poking around to see who 
can help?
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