The Homebrew team and I really appreciate your help on issues, pull requests and
your contributions to Homebrew.

We would like to invite you to have commit access and be a Homebrew maintainer.
If you agree to be a maintainer, you should spend the majority of the time you
are working on Homebrew (in descending order of priority):

- reviewing pull requests (from users and other maintainers)
- triaging, debugging and fixing user-reported issues and applying
- opening PRs for widely used changes (e.g. version updates)

You should also be making contributions to Homebrew at least once per quarter.

You should watch or regularly check Homebrew/brew and/or Homebrew/homebrew-core
and/or Homebrew/homebrew-cask. Let us know which so we can grant you commit
access appropriately.

If you're no longer able to perform all of these tasks, please continue to
contribute to Homebrew, but we will ask you to step down as a maintainer.

A few requests:

- Please make pull requests for any changes in the Homebrew repositories (instead
  of committing directly) and don't merge them unless you get at least one approval
  and passing tests.
- Please review the Maintainer Guidelines at https://homebrew.dev.org.tw/Maintainer-Guidelines
- Please review the team-specific guides for whichever teams you will be a part of.
  Here are links to these guides:
    - Homebrew/brew: https://homebrew.dev.org.tw/Homebrew-brew-Maintainer-Guide
    - Homebrew/homebrew-core: https://homebrew.dev.org.tw/Homebrew-homebrew-core-Maintainer-Guide
    - Homebrew/homebrew-cask: https://homebrew.dev.org.tw/Homebrew-homebrew-cask-Maintainer-Guide
- Create branches in the main repository rather than on your fork to ease collaboration
  with other maintainers and allow security assumptions to be made based on GitHub access.
- If still in doubt please ask for help and we'll help you out.
- Please read:
    - https://homebrew.dev.org.tw/Maintainer-Guidelines
    - the team-specific guides linked above and in the maintainer guidelines
    - anything else you haven't read on https://homebrew.dev.org.tw

How does that sound?

Thanks for all your work so far!