I'm going to post this to the site since we seem to be comfortable, and any misconceptions due to my lack of clarity seem to be taken care of.

Please bellow if there is anything else...

geir

On Nov 15, 2005, at 5:37 PM, Geir Magnusson Jr. wrote:


Ok - we gotten some good feedback on this. I'd like to emphasize that these changes really are for what I hope are corner cases, because any contribution for which the contributor has all the ACQs (like the 3 we have already), these new questions aren't asked.

The following is the same proposal with the keyword scan question removed (I'll move that to the contribution guidelines page), the suggestion pointing out BlackDuck by name also changed (maybe we offer a list of entities that could help potential contributors on our website?).

Also, I saw Zoe's note offering her keyword scanner software (although I missed the note because of our mail problems), and I'm all for it. Zoe, if you can just put it in a JIRA, that would be great. If there's anyone interested in working on this kind of software for our use (and the ASF use), step up and we can make a little subproject out of it...

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