>And if anyone ever works out how a company with just 15 employees winds
>up having this much trouble approving one signature I'd love to hear
>the explanation... :)
The answer is a song called "contracts, lawsuits and lawyers" :).
Or as I like to say it -- everyone is a geek at something. Lawyers are geeks for
contracts. Just as we get jazzed by reading/writing code, they get jazzed by
reading/writing contracts.
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Adrian Sutton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon 6/2/2003 11:56 PM
To: Commons HttpClient Project
Cc:
Subject: Re: Welcome Adrian
> Once I get the contributor agreement faxed in I'll proudly add my name
> to the list of committers for the project then wait for all those
> wonderful new patches to come rolling in. :)
There's one slight hiccup in this process that I just wanted to provide
a heads up for. My boss feels that he should get approval from the
board before I sign the apache contributor license agreement though
he's certain there won't be a problem with it. The only time frame I
have is "that shouldn't take long" so it looks like I won't be doing
any committing for a while. There's no issues with my actual
contributions just with the actual signing of a form so I'll stay away
from using any of my new-found Apache powers until I can happily get
that form signed.
And if anyone ever works out how a company with just 15 employees winds
up having this much trouble approving one signature I'd love to hear
the explanation... :)
Regards,
Adrian Sutton.
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