Dennis E. Hamilton schrieb: > Initial committers are automatically eligible to serve on the PPMC. > > Initial committers who have been set up with their Apache user names and have > committer access can begin immediate participation on the PPMC. Simply > subscribe to the [email protected] list using the @apache.org > e-mail or the e-mail given on the iCLA. > > There are currently 19 committers who have not joined the PPMC. If you are > set up as a committer and have not subscribed, please do so. > > If you are set up as a committer and do not wish to serve on the PPMC, please > inform the PPMC by e-mail to [email protected]. > > For more information on PPMC activities and responsibilities, see > <http://www.apache.org/dev/pmc.html> and > <http://incubator.apache.org/guides/ppmc.html>. > > - Dennis E. Hamilton >
I set my name on the "Initial Committers" list, because I want to support OpenOffice.org in the future the same way as I have done in the past. For my "contributions" (managing an running booths on events, supporting users on maiinglists, reporting bugs etc.) there is no need to sign the icla. I don't need an apache mail alias realy too. I've my "good old" openoffice.org alias; that's good enough for me. So my question is: is there a way to become not a second class supporter without signing the icla? There is another (may be silly) question: If I sign the icla and so on ..., would I be (theoretically) able to dump code into the repository without any checking by QA? Regards Michael
