Re: master c5e8254 2/3: Apply icalendar.el patch by Thomas Plass <address@hidden>. Fix bug#34315.

[Ulf Jasper]

Am 02.09.2020 um 21:12 (+0300) schrieb Eli Zaretskii:
> Please in the future, when you commit patches by someone else, make
> them the author of the commit, instead of just mentioning their names
> in the log message.  If the patch was not formatted by the likes of
> "git format-patch", you can use Git's --author switch (or any
> equivalent feature) to specify the actual author at commit time.
>
> Also, Thomas doesn't seem to have a copyright assignment on file,
> which means we can only accept small contributions from him (and this
> one is already slightly larger than the limit), and those
> contributions must be marked with
>
>   Copyright-paperwork-exempt: yes
>
> in the log message.
>
> Please make a point of observing these rules in the future, they are
> important to allow us maintain correct attributions for the code we
> accept, and know their legal status.  When in doubt, please ask here.

Sorry for breaking the rules.  Will do better next time.

I have somee questions though:

- Who is allowed to proclaim a Copyright-paperwork-exemption?
- What is the limit?  (I checked 'CONTRIBUTE' before committing but did
  not find one.  (Maybe I just missed it.)  So I assumed this patch to
   be "small".)
- Does it matter that I modified the patch before committing and
  pushing?