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Request for clarification on how a contribution to gcc can be made


Hello

To me it looks like that what is described in the online document <http://gcc.gnu.org/contribute.html> is either not correct or is being misinterpreted at least by me.
It's not clear to me at which point the FSF is trusting an individual (or organization or company) and why it is mistrusting an individual per default.
Is there a way to suggest a code changes.
What kind of paper work is required for small code changes and what for huge code changes.
If a potential change is reviewed and accepted by a maintainer, who has to commit the change and when are they made.
(In assumption the person who is asking for a change usually did not have svn write permission.)
A clarification at GCC side would reduce frustration for people like me.


Regards
  Thomas


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