[03:13] <Exio4> i actually see the ops connected most of the time there
[03:22] <benonsoftware> !leave
[03:22] <benonsoftware> Sorry, wrong channel. -.-
[05:56] <IdleOne> !canibeanop
[05:56] <ubottu> If you are interested in joining the Ops team, take a look at both http://www.siltala.net/2010/03/24/ops-teams-applications-announcement/ and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/IrcTeam/OperatorRequirements for info on the process and requirements.  You can also learn about what the job entails from people in #ubuntu-irc.
[05:56] <IdleOne> Aaron: ^
[05:57] <jose> IdleOne: hey, mind a PM?
[05:57] <IdleOne> sure
[05:58] <IdleOne> jose: anytime :)
[05:58] <Aaron> IdleOne, how long does it take to get accept it with #ubuntu-devel on launchpad?
[05:58] <IdleOne> I have no idea
[05:59] <Aaron> is there any one i can speak with?
[05:59] <Aaron> any admins?
[06:00] <jose> what is that you want?
[06:01] <IdleOne> Aaron: you mean becomming an op?
[06:01] <IdleOne> becoming*
[06:02] <Aaron> yes
[06:02] <Aaron> :)
[06:02] <IdleOne> The IRCC normally puts out a public call for ops via the ubuntu user ML and asks for volunteers.
[06:04] <IdleOne> if you read the links ubottu gave you it should have more information about how to apply. length of time it takes depends. I know of one applicant who has been patiently waiting for ~3 months now
[06:05] <Aaron> oh, i been on IRC for 10 YRS,
[06:05] <IdleOne> I've been on IRC for 15 yrs.
[06:06] <IdleOne> took me 4 years to become an op in #ubuntu
[06:06] <IdleOne> being an op is hard work and is not about getting a "badge"
[06:09] <IdleOne> So, if you would like to apply for a position on the Ops team please follow the instruction ubottu linked up there and your application will be processed in due time
[08:48]  * Tm_T huggles IdleOne