Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
--On September 1, 2005 8:41:11 PM +1000 Berin Lautenbach
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There are far more checks already. To get a project approved you need a
full resolution signed by the board. A better analogy would be voting
on a
new PMC member. No PMC requires *any* input from anyone else to take
such a
vote.
No, it's not. The board always reserves the right to reject a PMC
member. Don't confuse the 100% success rate so far for a rubber stamp.
I'm not - you are not reading me right. For a vote on a PMC member, the
board is not involved but the PMC member is not yet ratified by the
board, and so is not yet a PMC member - *regardless of what the PMC
might wish*. If the board says no, then that's it. Doesn't change the
fact the PMC had a vote. It just invalidates it.
Likewise incubation - you can incubate as much as you want, but without
the signoff of the board, you will never get to TLP.
Cheers,
Berin
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