Offering to co-maintain Module Filter

The protocol for becoming a co-maintainer says you should try to contact the current project owner and the current maintainers via the contact tab on their user profile page to let them know about the issue regarding co-maintainership you just posted. If there is no response after two weeks, post a new issue here and add the issue as a “Parent issue”. You say:

I have written to the module owner at the end of May but got now answer.

I would like to see more details. When did you contact the owner? What forms of contact did you try?

In general, if you plan to become the maintainer or co-maintainer of already existing projects, you should familiarize yourself with the protocol regarding Dealing with unsupported (abandoned) projects.

As you state, there was a stable release on the 2019-03-27. IMHO, this is not long ago.

I sent a message to the project owner.

Hello greenSkin,

I am writing you because Andrey (https://www.drupal.org/u/andreytroeglazov) offered to become co-maintainer of Module Filter (https://www.drupal.org/project/module_filter).

May you post a comment on https://www.drupal.org/project/projectownership/issues/3066032 about accepting/decling the offer? Without a publicly visible reply on that issue in the next 14 days, Andrey could be made co-maintainer of the module.

Best regards,
kiamlaluno
-- Drupal.org webmaster
-- Drupal.org Git administrator

Thanks andrey.troeglazov for offering to co-maintain the project. I've added you as a maintainer.