Hello Nick. Thanks for the note. My focus is on communication and branding. Please LMK anytime you see a violation of the correct Apache trademark use.
We will endeavor to always follow the examples you've identified below, and may resort to shorthand 'MILAGRO' within a paragraph or description for the purpose of simplification. Thank you Peter Scanlon, CMO MIRACL > On 05 Apr 2016, at 13:53, Nick Kew <[email protected]> wrote: > > Folks, > > If we're to become an Apache project, we need to start > working like one. Most importantly right now, it means > all that we do needs to be on-record at Apache. That > record includes Jira and Git repos, but the primary > focus is this mailinglist. Can we please start to > get into the habit of using it? > > We've been stalled over importing git repos to Apache. > About the time the Miracl software grant was submitted, > I was asked off-list to delay importing until some names > had been changed to avoid possible collisions with > Miracl's intellectual property. I've been rather out > of action, but I should've kept track of the progress > of that. Are we in fact all ready to go now? > > Finally, also based on off-list interaction, I should > once again emphasize the importance of due regard for > the Apache trademark. The project cannot be described > as "Apache Milagro" until it graduates from the incubator. > Variants like "Apache Milagro (incubating)", or > "The Milagro project, currently in incubation at Apache" > are fine. > > -- > Nick Kew
