Version 1.1.0 of the RFC was published:

#### 1.1.0

- **Voting (clarification)** — Clarified that only internals members with 
voting rights count for quorum/veto calculations, and emphasized internals-only 
quorum wording.

- **Community RFC owners (clarification)** — Clarified that compatibility fixes 
caused by breaking internal PHP API changes are handled by whoever introduces 
those breaking changes.

- **Removal of community RFC features (policy update)**

Removal voting remains open to all for sentiment, but only internals votes are 
counted for outcome.

Eligibility changed from strict `AND` conditions to an `OR` policy:
- no active owners (defined as no commits and no replies from listed owners in 
6 months; with owner removal possible in case of violations);
- or negligible adoption, based on Packagist stats/telemetry.

Deprecation period after acceptance of a removal RFC was reduced from at least 
3 stable `php-community` releases to at least 1 stable release.

- **Feature extensions (new clarifications)** — Added guidance that releases 
should ideally ship all major versions of feature extensions together, that 
security updates apply to all currently shipped versions, and that retiring old 
majors is up to feature owners based on adoption.

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