The WebKit project has two kinds of special status beyond being a contributor. WebKit Committers have direct read-write access to the -Subversion respository, enabling them to commit changes by themselves +Subversion repository, enabling them to commit changes by themselves or others once reviewed. WebKit Reviewers are permitted to review patches and may grant or deny approval for committing. Details of the review and commit process are available -at http://webkit.org/coding/contributing.html.
+on the contribution page.New WebKit Committers and WebKit Reviewers will be selected by the set of existing WebKit Reviewers. We will create a mailing list, -<webkit-reviewers@webkit.org>, +<webkit-reviewers@lists.webkit.org>, for this purpose.
An up to date list of current WebKit Committers and WebKit @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ someone objects. If an objection is raised, the reviewers should discuss the matter and try to come to consensus; failing this, the matter will be decided by majority vote of the reviewers.
-Once someone is successfully nominated for WebKit Committer status, Apple will take care of sending the committer agreement and setting up a Subversion account once signed and received.
@@ -100,10 +100,13 @@ policies may never be nominated. vote of the reviewers, not including the person under consideration for revocation. -Someone actively damaging the repository intentionally abusing +
Someone actively damaging the repository or intentionally abusing their review privilege may have it temporarily suspended on the request of any two Reviewers. In such a case, the requesting Reviewers should notify the webkit-reviewers list with a description of the offense. At this point, Reviewer or Committer status will be -temporarily suspend for one week, pending outcome of the vote for +temporarily suspended for one week, pending outcome of the vote for permanent revocation.
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