I agree. Over at Jakarta (especially Commons) this discussion was
renewed lately. Bottomline is that it's better (and safer for the ASF)
to remove author tags from the sources and credit contributors in
changes files, CVS messages and on websites. All source files should
probably have one author ta
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
removed "former contributor"
section in favor of going back to giving credit within source files.
Uh, oh. That's not supposed to be a change anybody can make
on a whim.
J.Pietschmann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gmazza 2004/01/19 15:56:50
Modified:src/documentation/content/xdocs team.xml
Log:
Updated team page--moved Finn, Andreas, Chris and Peter to active status;
set Victor and Keiron to inactive status, removed "former contributor"
section in favor of going b
--- Victor Mote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It also was not to "remove all author credits and
> make enhancements to the
> RTF Renderer", but we've done some of that, haven't
> we?
Sorry if I was implying we restore already removed
author attributes--we voted to do away with them, and
for any rem
Glen Mazza wrote:
> Victor,
>
> Rather than burden the team page with the name of each
> person who has contributed source code to FOP, I think
> it would be better for us to continue to keep their
> names in the source file, albeit outside of the
> @author attribute tag.
I really hate to be argu
>>> Victor wrote:
>
>Jeremias wrote:
>> AFAIK Mark Lillywhite was never a committer, only a
>> contributor. He
>> helped improve speed and memory consumption back
>> during his active times.
>> Unfortunately, he didn't stay long enough to get
>> nominated.
>BTW, what triggered this was my tran
> Thanks, I wondered about this. I'll change it right away. Do you know if
> there is an official record somewhere within the Apache infrastructure where
> stuff like this could be checked?
http://incubator.apache.org/whoweare.html for example
> BTW, what triggered this was my transfer of the las
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
> AFAIK Mark Lillywhite was never a committer, only a contributor. He
> helped improve speed and memory consumption back during his active times.
> Unfortunately, he didn't stay long enough to get nominated.
Thanks, I wondered about this. I'll change it right away. Do you k
Victor,
AFAIK Mark Lillywhite was never a committer, only a contributor. He
helped improve speed and memory consumption back during his active times.
Unfortunately, he didn't stay long enough to get nominated.
> add Mark Lillywhite to list of former committers
Jeremias Maerki
