Sorry for the lack of reply Jeff. All my free time has been gobbled up by packing the house up to move. I'll try to get back on this soon; but mostly I need to check the foundation side of things to see if the grant has been recorded.
The ICLA is for committership. I think another email of yours asked how you would become a committer; the easiest answer is: act like a committer. If you're voting on issues, getting involved in discussions and sending in patches, it's rare for committership not to follow. Basically, show commitment :) Hen On 2/16/06, Jeff Blattman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi henri, > > i have submitted the software grant and the ICLA. is there anything else > i need to do? > > Henri Yandell wrote: > > Apologies for not doing my job and talking about this earlier. > > > > Software grants > > ---------------------- > > > > Whenever code enters the ASF, it needs to be clearly defining the > > intellectual property. In the case of our day to day commits; this is > > handled by our ICLA. In the case when our ICLA is being used as a part > > of our employment, we have the addition of the CCLA. > > > > This doesn't cover work that has been developed outside of the ASF. > > Regardless of who did the work; if a body of existing code is donated > > to the ASF - a Software Grant needs to be signed and faxed/snailed: > > bottom of http://www.apache.org/licenses/. > > > > --- > > > > I'm unsure if there's a way to speed this up for the model where a 3rd > > party (IBM/Sun/JavaLobby/whomever) are maintaining an internal version > > of Roller with enhancements - a model where we'd hope to be able to > > encourage frequent donations of bodies of code. I'll try to find that > > out. > > > > Hen > > >
