Remove Inactive Users

[avivkeller]

(Ref: #632)

Currently, the @nodejs organization contains 69 inactive¹ users. That's roughly a fifth of the entire organization².

List

AdamBraden
agnat
aixtools
aks-
alexcfyung
alexeykuzmin
anandsuresh
AnnaMag
ashishkurmi
bajtos
bradleythughes
charlespierce
DavidCai1111
davidmarkclements
designMoreWeb
dgonzalez
ebraminio
ehsan
Emuentes
esarafianou
evocateur
fed135
fritzy
gareth-ellis
geek
ghinks
GnorTech
grnd
groundwater
gsathya
hmalphettes
IgorTodorovskiIBM
imyller
jBarz
JckXia
jesec
JiaLiPassion
jkleinsc
jlenon7
JoeDoyle23
john-yan
jschlight
karenyavine
kjin
kunalspathak
lance
larson-carter
lucamaraschi
MayaLekova
mgalexander
mgoffmn
MoonBall
natorion
nitsakh
niyas-sait
nlf
node-forward-build
nullivex
obensource
potham
pxlpnk
robertgzr
rogerwang
SomeoneWeird
uttampawar
vvalderrv
yhwang
yunong
zsw007

The @pkgjs organization contains 28 inactive¹³ users. That's 70% of the organization⁴.

List

anonrig
atlowChemi
benjamingr
BethGriggs
bnb
BridgeAR
Ethan-Arrowood
gireeshpunathil
jasnell
JohnTitor
legendecas
lholmquist
marco-ippolito
mcollina
mhdawson
ovflowd
panva
RaisinTen
richardlau
ronag
ruyadorno
ryanmurakami
ShogunPanda
targos
thescientist13
tniessen
vostrik
zackschuster

Footnotes

1. A user who has not interacted (commenting, committing, etc) on a repository in the organization in the past 12 months. ↩ ↩²

2. As of writing, there are 346 members of the @nodejs organization. ↩

3. Many of the inactive users for @pkgjs are active users in @nodejs ↩

4. As of writing, there are 40 members of the @pkgjs organization. ↩

[bjohansebas]

The https://github.com/pkgjs organization contains 28 inactive13 users. That's 70% of the organization4.

In pkgjs we’re going to have an emeritus team, and anyone who is not included in the list in nodejs/package-maintenance#642 will be moved there, unless they are a TSC member or part of the moderation team.

aslo see #1020

[richardlau]

Currently, the @nodejs organization contains 69 inactive1 users. That's roughly a fifth of the entire organization2.

Footnotes

1. A user who has not interacted (commenting, committing, etc) on a repository in the organization in the past 12 months. [↩](#user-content-fnref-1-861f13ae9ab3acaf96c3a793855368f5) [↩2](#user-content-fnref-1-2-861f13ae9ab3acaf96c3a793855368f5)

2. As of writing, there are 346 members of the [@nodejs](https://github.com/nodejs) organization. [↩](#user-content-fnref-2-861f13ae9ab3acaf96c3a793855368f5)

For the nodejs list:

node-forward-build is owned by the Build WG and is still in use today. Things will break if it is removed from the org.

Some of the identified users are members of the organization for notification purposes.

For example (since these are IBMers who I know are still involved with Node.js):

• @john-yan is a member of platform-aix, platform-ppc and platform-s390. He's in the same IBM team that I am in, although mainly focused on V8 work with @miladfarca.
• @zsw007 is a member of platform-zos.

(FWIW nodejs/node#61308 was opened specifically for the IBM platform teams but the above names were not suggested for removal/clean up.)

[avivkeller]

Some of the identified users are members of the organization for notification purposes.

Noted. I identified the users with a basic script to fetch members -> check interactions -> log usernames. I know the list likely has false positives.

[ljharb]

Inactive users merely being in the org is immaterial - the only thing that matters is if inactive users have permissions that are dangerous to hold, namely, Write or higher on repos (and in some repos, Write might not even matter). Can you filter down to only those users who have such access?

[mcollina]

Our most important assets (nodejs/node) has already a script that does this check.