Am 04.09.13 10:29, schrieb Lukasz Lenart: > 2013/9/4 Christian Grobmeier <grobme...@gmail.com>: >>> C'mon, it's just 5 sec! And opens doors to become committer :-) >> Actually, it's not! >> >> Not everybody got a scanner or a fax round the corner. I understand it >> is necessary, but we should not require an ICLA for typos or small >> contributions (fixing a parameter in docs or so). >> >> That said, we need an ICLA, right, but we should be aware this is a >> barrier and the difference to GitHub. > ICLA is here to protect users so that's the difference to GitHub. I > know plenty of companies which are rejected usage of given lib because > of unclear legal status. IMHO it isn't a barrier if you want - you can > ask your company to use a fax or visit post office, etc. We don't need to discuss this further, I know what it is for. We just need to know that potential Struts committers already have more barriers than the average GitHub user. At least when the ICLA is on file we need to make it as easy as possible to contribute. Compared to all other projects I know at the ASF I think its pretty difficult to contribute Struts
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