Here are other notes to CVS committers that should be written as guidelines for all to follow: Note to all, please add to this list what you think should go in, this will then be summarized and put it as a guidelines page. - Upon committing a new module or theme, add a concise description of what the module does or how this theme is unique (e.g. fluid/fixed, tables/css, ...etc.) - Try to not commit every issue separately. If you plan to fix three issues, then do not commit three times. Better do one commit with the three fixes in it. - Do not commit every file separately when initially committing a module. Do a cvs add on all the files that need to go in, then do a cvs commit to check them into the repository. - Make sure you have the -kkv and not -kk, specially if you use Eclipse - Use the format following format for commits that relate to an issue: #nodeid description-goes-here, by patch-contributor On Drupal.org, the commits will be automatically linked to the issue. - Do not post the entire URL of the issue on Drupal.org. - ???