Gang,
I see a massive amount of work (well done) being done and pull requested
via GitHub.

Are these old pieces of work that are pushed now, or is it new work? If the
latter, how does people know what to work on?

Perhaps it is simply totally independent pieces, driven by personal
interest, BUT I SUSPECT that this is agreed upon at work, on some side
channel or otherwise. And that is NOT OK.

Apache projects are expected to have discussions on features and fixes on
the mailing list. As the saying goes around here; "If it didn't happen on
the mailing list, it didn't happen!"

Additionally, all communication in GitHub Pull Requests could disappear
tomorrow. The project's history would be gone as a result. No records of
anything, other than the commit messages.

So, everyone, I know this is difficult, especially since most of you are
Chinese, probably with limited English fluency. But we need to get the
discussion going HERE... not at work, not on WeChat, not on Slack, not on
GitHub or any other medium... HERE.


Thanks for listening
-- 
Niclas Hedhman, Software Developer
http://polygene.apache.org <http://zest.apache.org> - New Energy for Java

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