James,

According to Jakarta's "roles and responsibilities"
[http://jakarta.apache.org/site/roles.html]

  "In order for a Developer to become a Committer, another Committer can
  nominate that Developer or the Developer can ask for it.
                          
  Once a Developer is nominated, all of the Committers for a subproject
  will vote. If there are at least 3 positive votes and no negative
  votes, the Developer is converted into a Committer and given write
  access to the source code repository for that subproject. This is an
  example offer letter that should be sent to the developer after 3
  positive votes have been received:"

Here is the letter:

" Dear Developer,

 The Jakarta project would like to offer you commit privilidges.  We have
 been impressed with your contributions up till now, and believe that
 your involvement will improve the quality of the libraries we produce. 

 It is important that you realize that these commit privilidges give you
 access to the specific Jakarta project repository for which you are
 invovled with. They do not provide commit access to any other Apache
 based project. Those projects will have to grant you commit privilidges
 themselves.

 If you are interested in having commit privilidges, please just let us
 know, and we will setup an account on apache.org.  It would expedite the
 process if you could provide your prefferred account name and possibly a
 public SSH key.  This process could take a few days once we get this
 information.

 We all hope that you accept this invitation."

    -- Pierre, for the jakarta-taglibs community

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  "Once there are 3 positive votes and the response to the above letter
  has been received, someone from the project community who already has
  commit access should send email to: root NOSPAM apache.org that the
  account should be created. The following information must be included
  in the email:
  ...."


We got at least 3 positive votes. 

So, if you will kindly reply to this letter :-), I will then send the
official email to apache.org's root.

(Also, please tell me which userid you'd want for your apache account)

    -- Pierre

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