Finally got to it, sorry. Let me know if you are interested in my litany of excuses … 🙂 I left TEI #2073 and Stylesheets #480 unassigned, as they are blocked by another ticket. (They are the 2nd and 3rd parts of the 3 step sequence for the examples: change the content model (#2072), change the processing (#480), actually change the use of the element (#2073).) Number of tickets of current and recent Council members, loosely defined (TEI then Stylesheets): Syd Bauman = sydb 42 14 Elisa Beshero-Bondar = ebeshero 23 06 Vanessa Bigot_Juloux = vbigot-juloux 02 00 Meaghan Brown = MegJBrown 10 01 Loub Burnard = lb42 01 00 Hugh Cayless = hcayless 21 12 Nicholas Cole = npcole 13 07 James Cummings = jamescummings 05 03 Martin Holmes = martindholmes 08 13 Janelle Jenstad = JanelleJenstad 02 00 Jessica_H. Lu = lujessica 10 03 Elli Mylonas = emylonas 02 01 Helena Bermúdez_Sabel = HelanaSabel 02 00 Martina Scholger = martinascholger 18 03 Peter Stadler = peterstadler 17 09 Sarah Stanley = scstanley7 00 00 Magdalena Turska = tuurma 18 02 Raffaele Viglianti = raffazizzi 18 03 BTW, if you want to quickly see how many tickets are assigned to each GitHub user that has tickets assigned, try out Nick’s clever new tool. See https://github.com/npcole/teiutils. If you have Python 3.8 installed you can just issue python3.8 teiutils/bin/tei_current_assignments.py, and presto! P.S. HelenaSabel is now a member of TEIC on GitHub. I only auto-added her to the TEI Council group. Can she add herself to other teams as she wants, or does an owner or team member have to do that for her?