Dear Tomas,thanks for your reply (I was already scared my message got stuck somewhere).
Debian is very much "scratch" your own itch, meaning here that the person (or organisation) that needs something will do it.
Yeah, I also often hear it is a "Doacrazy" where people who do decide.
It might be that some Debian developper will need and pick up and maintain your work, however if you care and want the package to be in Debian then I suggest that you become an official member of Debian and maintain the package within Debian. That would be awesome :-)
I'd love to maintain my program in Debian but I don't see myself capable of doing so as debian packaging seems to be black magic to me. If I read up something about debian packaging it usually opens a bunch of new questions when answering one. So I don't feel like it is a good idea to maintain a package as long as I don't understand all those mechanisms.
Being a Debian Developer (thus part of the Debian project?) is even more beyond my scope. I really like Debian and use it where possible (beside to Android devices Debian is the only operating system in my home) but I don't have enough time to be part of the Debian project. I don't see myself getting involved to that degree which would mean to participate in project decisions and politics.
I was (probably wrongly) thinking that I prepare the packaging and if it seems sane the go-pkg-team takes over and brings the package to Debian. If this is not going to happen I'm fine, maybe I'll take an approach to maintain the package myself once I understand all the Debian packaging mechanisms. Otherwise I can just compile it on all of my machines instead of getting it out of the Debian repos without much hassle.
Best regards, Martin
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