So it's the ASF process, nothing more, nothing less. The only thing I proposed is building a list of interested people in such a way that those things can be tracked.
To avoid cluttering this thread with cruft, please change the subject of the message so that we can track that thread separately.
Thanks,
Alex.
On Wednesday, Sep 10, 2003, at 18:47 Europe/London, Cabrera, Alan wrote:
Guys, is this even up for debate? This is an Apache project and I would
think must follow the Apache rules. I think that some of the more senior
Apache members were very clear on this.
Alan
-----Original Message----- From: Alex Blewitt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 1:42 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Who wants to be a committer?
So, a new process; if you are interested in becoming a committer, and have submitted enough code/contributions/become a member of the community, simply reply to this message title. Please do not reply to this same message title if you are not interested in becoming a committer, or are not a committer replying.
Once you've announced your intent, can a committer then post a reply to this, officially proposing a vote for that person. This will kick-start the normal ASF processes which I'm sure we'd all want to follow anyway.
To make it clearer, I suggest that message titles are as follows:
Who wants to be a committer? <- this message Re: Who wants to be a commiter? Alex Blewitt <- people who are interested in nominating themselves [Vote] Re: Who wants to be a committer? Alex Blewitt <- a committer will have to officially launch the voting process off Re: [Vote] Re: Who wants to be a committer? Alex Blewitt <- responses from other people (committers have the only binding votes, but support from the community is also a good indication)
Alex.
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