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How to find a co-maintainer

Last updated April 3, 2011. Created by heather on November 19, 2008.
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Here are some tips on how to find a co-maintainer:

  1. Post an announcement on the project page itself that you are looking for a co-maintainer
  2. Post to the Development mailing list
  3. Post to the co-maintainers group and, if your request is for people with a specific skillset then cross-post it to an appropriate group
  4. Find people who consistently post issues or patches in the queue and use their contact tab or discuss the idea in the queue.
  5. Find a module which has the kinds of features you need (e.g. AJAX features) and then offer to provide review/code to that maintainer if they will help you with your module
  6. If you just need reviewers, post to the reviewers group

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