On Thu, Sep 18, 2003 at 10:03:14AM -0700, Scott Sanders wrote: > >I wouldn't have a problem with the following procedure: > > > >1) Committer proposes new project idea on [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >2) PMC member decides to sponsor new project via email to PMC > >3) If no one in PMC objects, committer can start project in commons > >repository > > > >This allows one-man projects to start, but it has to pass the sanity > check >of > >the Commons PMC. If the Commons PMC thinks it is a idea destined for > >failure, > >they'll say so and reject it. > > > >I don't know how that'll work in practice, but that's my suggestion. > -- >justin > > I love this idea. This would be awesome, as it was what the Jakarta > commons sandbox was intended. The addition of a PMC member sponsoring > may keep the project spawn down to a manageable number.
Yup. And it (by definition) turns a one-man show into a two-man show. Hm. /me notes that sanders has commit access to the web site and could document said procedure on the site... Cheers, -g -- Greg Stein, http://www.lyra.org/
