Hello Buster, and welcome! Don't worry, this is the correct avenue to push this kind of request. Alexander was just pointing out that not being a project member is not an hindrance to working group participation. If you know someone in the CC or other project members that is willing to sponsor you, that good, otherwise we secretaries can call a vote on that.
Il giorno domenica 17 febbraio 2019 00:01:44 UTC+1, Buster Neece ha scritto: > > Regarding the purpose of my original message, there are a list of PHP > projects, both frameworks and larger web applications, that are associated > with PHP-FIG listed on the group's web site as "Member Projects": > https://www.php-fig.org/personnel/ > > I'm interested in possibly adding my project to this list and filling the > capacity as the project's representative in matters relating to PHP-FIG > operations. As far as my understanding of the posted by-laws goes, this > also confers some eligibility to serve on working groups and limited voting > on proposed standards. > > While I'm also aware that the by-laws state that any application for > project membership into PHP-FIG must be sponsored by a current project or > by a Core Committee member, I was directed to this mailing list as a good > place to introduce myself and express my interest in general. > > I have long been both an implementer and vocal supporter of the PSR > standards, but it was only recently that some of the members of the > organization talked about it on social media and got me particularly > interested in participating in some capacity. > > I apologize if this isn't the correct venue for expressing interest, but I > would greatly appreciate if anyone could direct me on next steps to take at > this point. > > - Buster Neece > > > On Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 7:43:39 AM UTC-6, Alexander Makarov > wrote: >> >> Hello Buster, >> >> Do you want to vote or to participate in standard creation? As far as I >> know, anyone could join a working group for the standard. Being a voting >> member isn't required. >> >> On Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 9:33:48 AM UTC+3, Buster Neece wrote: >>> >>> Hello PHP-FIG committee members and peers! >>> >>> My name is Buster Neece, and I am the creator and primary maintainer of >>> a free and open-source web radio management suite named AzuraCast ( >>> https://azuracast.com/). AzuraCast is a predominantly PHP web >>> application combined with the infrastructure and setup tools necessary to >>> provide a turnkey "web radio in a box" experience for self-hosted station >>> operators. The underlying application is based on our own library >>> (AzuraCore) which extends and integrates the Slim PHP microframework, the >>> Doctrine ORM and other components. Across the application, we implement and >>> strongly support a number of existing PSR standards. >>> >>> As an end-user-facing application rather than a developer-oriented tool, >>> our popularity on GitHub isn't entirely representative of our installed >>> user base out on the web, which numbers in the tens of thousands at this >>> point and is growing at a significant rate. >>> >>> I'm unclear if there are any thresholds in the PHP-FIG organization for >>> the size or adoption rate of a project such that it merits joining PHP-FIG >>> as a member project, but it would be an honor and a privilege to help be >>> involved in any capacity with this immensely valuable organization. >>> >>> Thank you for your time and consideration! >>> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "PHP Framework Interoperability Group" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to php-fig+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to php-fig@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/php-fig/8680380f-33b0-4cf0-bc96-cde7686eb0c6%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
