Hi, seems like I am a core dev but my last comment in an issue is from February 2017. Seems pretty inactive. :) edit: So yes, an emeritus membership would be more appropriate.

Thanks @AlexanderFabisch !

I sent an email to

Lars Buitinck
David Cournapeau
Vincent Dubourg
Edouard Duchesnay
Virgile Fritsch
Chris Gorgolewski
Jaques Grobler
Kyle Kastner
Robert Layton
Wei Li
Vincent Michel
Alexandre Passos
Jake Vanderplas
David Warde-Farley

who all didn't vote.

Couldn't find email addresses for
Jarrod Millman
Ron Weiss
Thouis (Ray) Jones
Angel Soler Gollonet
Shiqiao Du
Matthieu Brucher

will try to find these again alter via github.

Maybe just trying a ping ;)
@ronw @mbrucher @lucidfrontier45 @thouis

Hey,
Indeed, I'm not sure I have been a real core dev for 10 years! I don't think I deserve the right to vote on anything :)

Thanks for the quick reply @mbrucher

Ditto. I haven't contributed since around 2011 and I wouldn't be comfortable having voting privileges...

thanks @ronw!

People with no commit in master since 1/1/2018 that voted for the governance doc are:
Arnaud Joly 0
Fabian Pedregosa 0
Paolo Losi 0
bthirion 0
Gilles Louppe 0
Mathieu Blondel 0
Noel Dawe 0
Nelle Varoquaux 0
Satrajit Ghosh 0
Manoj Kumar 0
Peter Prettenhofer 0
Jacob Schreiber 0

Should I send an email to all of these as well? Some of these are still doing reviews semi-actively but @jnothman might know better?
If we set the bar at 2 years Matthieu, Nelle, Manoj, and Jacob would not be included.

indeed :-)

I have not heard back from @duchesnay @jaquesgrobler @larsmans and @weilinear who I sent emails to. So here a ping just in case: Folks, do you want to stay on as core developers or transition to emeritus status as described in the governance doc ?

also ping @jarrodmillman (see comment above).

I am happy to have my status changed to emeritus core developer. Thanks for checking with me.

@jarrodmillman thanks for the quick reply!