All, If you don't want the podling to retire, the biggest impacting thing you can do is make sure a report is filed for the next reporting period.
I believe without that, I can only assume that there's no interest in remaining as an Apache project. John On 2018/02/02 19:45:22, Brandon Gulla <gulla.bran...@gmail.com> wrote: > While I am not a committer at the moment, having contributed to Myriad in > the early days, I am able to help review potential PRs and changes down the > road. > > On Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 7:50 AM, Justin Mclean <jus...@classsoftware.com> > wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > > 1. Try to convince to Apache managers (I don't now the correct term) > > > for an exception to allow you accept commits from external > > > contributors (like me). > > > > All and any contributions are welcome, that is not he issue here. The > > board requires oversight of at least 3 (P)PMC members. For incubating > > project generally the committers are the PPMC. > > > > > 2. Follow your first proposal, create a new github organization, for > > > example (github.com/myriad) and working there. > > > > As the software is under the Apache license anyone can do this, you don't > > need to ask for permission. > > > > > Maybe in the future we can try go to Apache incubation again. > > > > And Iâm sure the Apache incubator would welcome that. > > > > > I guess we are three people with interest into continue the project, > > > you, Juan P. and myself. From my side I am working in a local fork for > > > enhancing some stuff. > > > > Alternatively if the people above have contributed and promoted the > > project (Iâm sorry but I donât know the full history here) and the > > currenrt > > PPMC recognise that and votes you in as PPMC members then that may be > > enough to continue the project at Apache. > > > > Thanks. > > Justin > > > > > -- > Brandon >
