>
>I'm not really sure how this maintainer-finding process will end up
>working. Probably what'll happen is that we'll mostly just end up
>officially recognizing a bunch of "big name" people. But what I'm
>*hoping* will happen is that a bunch of less-well-known people will
>pop up and say, "Hey, can I be a co-maintainer for that?" or "Can I
>have this little part of that?" or "Why is nobody volunteering?
>I'll maintain that, if nobody else wants to." So please please
>please don't be shy about volunteering, OK? You don't need to be a
>wizard; you just need to have interest and good intentions and some
>spare time.
>
>If you're wondering what packages are out there, take a look at the
>TFNR whiteboard at http://anakin.bluefish.se:8080 (username
>'guest', password ''). Nothing there is set in stone; if you'd like
>things to be divided differently, say so.
>

I'd like to take a shot  at being one of the maintainers for the Network
piece.
Having been doing network programming since the late  '80's, I think I know
a little about it.