I'll note that you aren't expected to do 100% of everything yourself.

There are certainly other people around doing bits and pieces.

A great deal of the work is just locating and diagnosing the problem, and reporting it to the author so they can do the quick fix.

But what we lack most of all is someone to really manage the process. Keep an eye on _all_ the bugs and all the authors, and step in wherever there are gaps to get everything sorted out.

So while you may well need to do a lot of different things, hopefully you won't have to do it alone.

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