Project release doesn't appear

It does not result that all projects are being vetted.

It's not then clear what you mean by approved or deleted; you have already created your project, and there are not issues open against it, in Drupal.org webmasters queue. We don't then delete projects, but we mark them as unpublished.

Your theme release does not appear because a CVS error.

ERROR: /usr/bin/cvs -q export -r HEAD contributions/themes/fall failed with status 1
cvs server: cannot find module `contributions/themes/fall' - ignored
cvs [export aborted]: cannot expand modules

I am changing the title of the report.

@silverhosting: You are still getting the same error. I noticed that you are committing code under themes/Fall, but the short name of the theme is fall.

Correct me if I am wrong, but the name used is case-sensitive.

I changed the short project name to Fall, which matches the directory name used to commit the code.

Please CVS remove all your files from the /themes/Fall directory and re-start the process with the correct /themes/fall path. I'll be on this to help you if you need it.

Kiam and Dave,

just a note from the forum thread linked that the themes being uploaded are artiseer prefabs.

The question at hand is ... How to deal with cookie cutter prefabs? Have we not removed projects in past solely because they were prefabs?

Yes we have-- and this goes back to the groups.drupal.org discussion on theme policy. The sooner we decide and/or publish that policy the better.

Personally, however, I've been getting beaten up a great deal lately anytime I stand up for the integrity of drupal.org. Why toxic trolls who've contributed nothing should be allowed to derail an important and necessary policy discussion by webmasters is beyond me-- sorry, but I'm not really inclined to pick up this flag again.

I don' have particularly have a problem with 4 themes with a theme (summer, fall, winter, spring). But it does beg the question of where do we draw the line? That's why my original thought was no to artiseer altogether. Its just easier.

I agree that we should not accept Artiseer themes. It is not a question of how many themes a single maintainer would commit in CVS; we could have 10 people uploading 10 of such themes, 100 people uploading an Artiseer theme, or 1 person uploading 100 themes, but the effect would be the same (we would have 100 themes that are created by clicking on some buttons of a user interface).

I apologize for not having understood what kind of theme we were talking of.

As this support request has already gotten an answer, I am marking the report as fixed.