Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
They are. Things done by entities entiteled by the Apache board are doing it in the name of Apache. PMCs are. Simple committers aren't.Ted started a discussion which I now colloquially summarize into 'has the XML PMC been doing a good job lately?'. Jeff seeks clarification as to what PMCs are _required_ to do, tangentially stating the thought whether they are ultimately needed, in order to be able to comment on the original question.
Thus Apache will protect entities that it has officially and legally appointed.
But the existence of PMCs is not in this debate, nor if the current legal structure of Apache. If you have questions or suggestions please post them on [EMAIL PROTECTED] and/or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't see the point in trying to police this thread's content, as long as we discuss as civil beings.
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