I have removed the email addresses. It didn't even occur to me to protect 
these since they are easily available in bugzilla (which is where I got 
them from).  However, anything to reduce the chance of spambots harvesting 
our emails is a good thing.

Aren't the CQ numbers the same as the IPzilla numbers that are listed 
there? I actually just copied this table from the various graduation 
review logs - they haven't been updated since the graduation reviews.

John




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Thanks John, this is a good start.  I wonder if there is something we can 
harvest from the Orbit IP log structure.  DJ?  Thoughts?
 
It would be generally useful to have the CQ numbers associated with the 
third party code.
 
One important not is that I believe we have a policy about protecting 
email addresses.  We went through this in Orbit where the decision was to 
not include them.  DJ, do you recall anything about this?  Either way, 
unless there is a compelling reason to include them they should be 
removed.
 
Jeff
 
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FYI, I have committed an initial Equinox IP log: 

http://www.eclipse.org/equinox/documents/iplogs/EquinoxIPlog.html 

We had initially started with a separate IP log per component, but as I 
started to update them I found it painful to track the committer lists 
separately so I combined them. Also there is only one IP log URL that can 
be linked from http://eclipse.org/projects/listofprojects.php.  The third 
party software list is not yet complete, and I have not processed all the 
p2 contributions since p2 graduation.  Can all committers quickly scan the 
committer list and ensure they are listed, and their login, organization, 
and email addresses are correct? I believe we only need to record 
committers who contributed to the 3.4 release - this excludes people who 
committed only to the incubator project, and those who only committed 
prior to the 3.3 release (someone please correct me if this is wrong).
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