Steven Noels wrote: > I do not know for any of you, but nobody made me sign something before I > became a committer. And I will sue the ASF for that :-D
There is a page somewhere on jakarta with some legal stuff. I copied the text, filled my name in signed it and send it in per snail mail. I had my CVS access already by that time. I never recieved a receipt or something that it was really filed with the ASF. Not that this bothers me. > The process of actually receiving commit access on cvs.apache.org after > being voted upon is sketchy at best. There's no support or guidelines > except for what you can obtain from your peers [1]. I'm pretty sure this will change when the Apache web site runs Cocoon with process support (C3.x? <bg>). I imagine forms for applying for access, a workflow for signing, set up accounts, generating certificates, filing the paperwork... Seriously: ASF and the projects have grown to a point where some bureaucracy seems to be hard to avoid. All we can do is to automate as much as possible. And Cocoon is a perfect platform to do it, isn't it? J.Pietschmann --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
