----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 12:55
PM
Subject: xml.apache.org refactoring #1 -
expansion of PMC
As you are no doubt aware, the ASF board has
approved two new PMC's: one for Web Services (to include Axis, SOAP, XML-RPC,
and XML-Security), and one for Cocoon.
In keeping with the proposal that I made last
week, I'd like each of the remaining subprojects to elect 1 or 2 persons as
they see fit to represent them on the XML PMC. I would like to see these
elections completed by Friday, Jan 31. If you need vote counting
support please send a note to [EMAIL PROTECTED]. The remaining
active projects are:
Axkit
Batik
Crimson
Fop
Forrest
Xalan
Xerces-J
Xerces-C
Xerces-P
Xindice
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 11:12
AM
Subject: xml.apache.org refactoring
#1
Greetings all,
From our discussion last December, it seems
clear to me that most of the subprojects are not interested in becoming
top-level projects. It also seems clear that people are interested
broad based representation in the XML PMC. I think that the best
way to improve the issues related to project oversight is to have a series
of small refactorings. So here's my
proposal for the first refactoring:
We ask each subproject to nominate 1 (or
2) people from that project to be a part of the XML PMC. From my
experience, I think that it will be better to have 2 people
rather than one in order to share workload, etc. I believe that
both Axis (is Axis planning on taking SOAP with it) and Cocoon are in the
process of creating their own PMC's. They would obviously be
exempt from this.
I know that we're going to have some discussion
about this (lets keep it in general@) -- I encourage it -- but I've also
noticed that things tend to peter out after while and nothing happens, so I
want to have an endmarker. I propose to limit discussion on this
proposal until next Friday Jan 24. If this proposal is still being
considered on the 24th, then I'd propose that the subprojects nominate their
folks by the following Friday, Jan 31.
Ted