\summary{2008}{3}{13} \agendaitem{Document of being an active developer} \index{developer certificate} No updates \agendaitem{Slacker arches} \index{arches!slacking} 2 months ago: vapier will work on rich0's suggestion and repost it for discussion on -dev ML Updates: vapier said he was going to work on it this weekend. \agendaitem{GLEP 46: Allow upstream tags in metadata.xml} Reference: \glep{46} Last month: Caveat on approval about allowed protocols Updates: No updates; no authors present \agendaitem{EAPI 0} \index{EAPI!0} Last month: Halcy0n was working on it Updates: Ciaran has been contributing and has committed quite a few things. Halcy0n hopes to work on it in the next couple of weeks. He informed us that Ciaran said when he finishes the environment tables, EAPI=0 is probably a week of solid work from having a draft for review. Halcy0n wasn't around when the topic came up, so the above info was from after the meeting. \agendaitem{Google Summer of Code} \index{GSoC} Should Gentoo devs be allowed to participate? GNOME's policy is that they favor people who haven't contributed before, but they will accept great projects from contributors. Decision: Council members will become additional SoC admins, and will serve as tiebreaker votes if they aren't actively participating in SoC project selection. Decision: Gentoo SoC admins will decide whether non-contributors should be favored over contributors. \agendaitem{Package maintainers} \index{proxy-maintainers} Decision: We'll promote proxy-maintainers more -- GMN, website, etc. \agendaitem{amd64 arch team and big bug list} \index{arches!slacking}\index{arch!amd64} kingtaco (mike) said it's hard to keep people interested in keywording. Anyone interested has had permission to keyword and stabilize non-system packages since 2007.1 (see -core email from kingtaco with subject "AMD64 keywording"). \agendaitem{Open floor} \index{council!meeting!required attendees} A list of required attendees would be useful. dberkholz will start creating the agenda along with this list in advance of the meeting. Posting the agenda on a google calendar, along with other stuff, could help. flameeyes is starting to work with the PR team on this.