Non-ebuild staff quiz
Revision 1.6 - 24 April 2010
Answer in whatever length necessary for completeness.
Review documentation. Consult your mentor if you're unable to locate answers.

*** Organizational structure & policy questions

1. When is it appropriate to post to the following mailing lists: gentoo-core,
	gentoo-dev, gentoo-dev-announce, gentoo-project?

docs: gentoo.org

2. Who should be contacted with complaints about specific developers or
	projects?

docs: devrel policy

3. What is the proper method for suggesting a wide-ranging feature or
	enhancement to Gentoo? Describe the process for getting this feature
   approved and implemented.

docs: GLEPs

4. What is the purpose of the Gentoo Council?

docs: GLEPs

5. What is the Gentoo Foundation? How does one apply for membership and
   who are eligible?

docs: gentoo.org

6. What is the purpose of the Gentoo project structure?

docs: GLEPs

7. Who can start new Gentoo projects and how is it done?

docs: GLEPs

8. What is the purpose of herds?

docs: devmanual

9. What is the purpose of ~ARCH?

docs: devmanual

10. Does a Gentoo user need to be aware of EAPI (justify)?

docs:

11. When should package.mask be used?

docs: devmanual

12. What is the devaway system?

docs: developer handbook

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