I'm always willing to review and sponsor new maintainers, but they need to show explicit consent by posting on IRC/Matrix/ML or direct email.
Let me check the history of
Right now we tell users to:
Usually, a sponsor finds you through your sponsorship request in Bugzilla or the packager sponsors pagure instance. In case you are waiting to be sponsored for longer than desirable, take a look at Sponsors page. It will help you find the right sponsor for you based on programming language preference, domains of interest, native language, and other criteria.This is not there for long time. Actually since 2021 when Jakub wrote that "Sponsor page". Previously there was:
If you are submitting a new package for review in Bugzilla,
you can make the review request block the
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=FE-NEEDSPONSOR[FE-NEEDSPONSOR] tracking bug.
Otherwise, you can file a ticket in the
https://pagure.io/packager-sponsors/[sponsors ticketing system].
So previously - and even now - we tell newcomers to to block FE-NEEDSPONSOR and wait. And only if they wait too long (whatever it means) to start looking for sponsors directly.
I personally think that Jakub's proposal is great and I welcome it. Not everyone is brave to initiate a conversation and asks for being sponsored. We have to realize it often means that junior developer has to reach senior developer and juniors often hesitate to do this step. This proposal remove one road blocks for juniors.
If other people does not find it useful, then I propose to at least alter our documentation and tell users to start looking for sponsor immediately after blocking FE-NEEDSPONSOR.
Miroslav
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