I don't think it is necessary (if the update has been already discussed);and just to clarify my words: I was not saying that a formal process is now required to publish website updates (if we want to do this we will have to discuss this before) but only that any update to the website has to be done carefully because it becomes immediately "official": the committers (and PMC members) should carefully review each commit for the website and the author of the commits should ask before committing something that could be questionable.
Jacopo On Mar 11, 2012, at 12:06 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote: > From: "Jacopo Cappellato" <jacopo.cappell...@hotwaxmedia.com> >> Therefore is important that the changes to the official web site are >> discussed and approved by the PMC: if you are going to update >> the site with relevant information (new pages or paragraphs, links to >> external sites, etc...) please make sure they are discussed >> and approved before committing them. > > Do you think the PMC should also approve XSDs updates? After all they are > just an update of a commit already done in repo. > > Jacques
