Thanks for that thread. :) salu2
On Wed, 2005-08-10 at 13:46 +1000, David Crossley wrote: > The answer is: "very rarely". > > http://forrest.apache.org/guidelines.html#actions > > Votes are mainly for the following purposes: > > 1) Adoption of a new codebase. > > 2) Official releases. > > 3) New PMC members/committers. > > So for day-to-day operations, just get on with it. > Lazy approval will apply. > > If it is an issue that you think needs discussion > to figure out the correct solution, then start a > discussion thread. If you feel that people might > miss it, then use a subject line with Proposal > or Heads-up. > > The main thing is, don't call a Vote to make > a coding decision. > > Here is a tricky one that we have not yet > defined in our guidelines ... > > Merging of experimental branches. > Bringing something out of the SVN whiteboard. > > Even those should be able to be done with > "proposal" threads. The discussion will reveal > whether the proposed action has support or not. > > -David -- thorsten "Together we stand, divided we fall!" Hey you (Pink Floyd)
