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From: "Some Committer" <a.committer@wherever.example.com>
To: New Full Committer <new.committer@wherever.new.committers.live>
Cc: svn-full-committers{AT}red-bean.com
Subject: Full commit access to Subversion
Hi New Full Committer,
The other committers and I would like to offer you full commit access
to Subversion.
If you already have partial commit access, you can accept this offer
by simply replying to this mail. We'll update the COMMITTERS file (or
you can do it yourself, that's fine too).
If you do not already have partial commit access, you can accept this
offer by forwarding a copy of this mail to svnadmin{AT}svn.collab.net,
and including in that message your tigris.org username and,
optionally, an htpasswd-crypted password. (If you don't provide a
password, a temporary one will be chosen for you -- in either case,
you can change your password yourself later
<https://svn.collab.net/wpct/>.) Once you are notified that your
account has been activated, you are encouraged to modify the
COMMITTERS file appropriately, which also serves as a test of your new
username and password.
Remember that you can still post patches for review before committing,
when you want to. Commit access just means that you can rely on your
own judgement to decide when something is ready for commit. Also, if
you haven't done so already, please read
http://subversion.tigris.org/hacking.html
Thanks for all your work so far!
- Some Full Committer