I'm uncomfortable with the two places where the bylaws talk about requiring unanimous votes. Both talk about the extremely rare case of removing a committer and/or PMC member. Particularly in the case of a rogue committer, swift action may be required.

My concern is that unamimous does not scale to the current "all active committers who have been around long enough to establish a track record" approach to defining PMC membership.

From a board perspective, the chair of the PMC is held accountable to such decisions. If such a chair were ever to run amuck, then the board would simply replace the chair.

- Sam Ruby

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