Santiago Gala wrote:
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Another troublesome and interesting case is incubation processes. There are messages going back and forth between the incubator and the relevant pmc to take the project, and quite often the final acceptance decision is not documented anywhere, or barely so. And the process looks obscure from the outside, even when, reading the relevant (private) messages makes the process obvious and non-controversial.
Should most of those processes be held in public?
Yes.
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