> Though I would like to see some informal approval of the binaries as > well, so that I don't screw things up when building ;-)
Sure, I think this is a good thing. >> Another point: Janne, don't you have to do a monthly report on the >> project status? On the Jackrabbit mailing list, da draft of it is >> published before handling it in. > It's every three months for incubator projects. Our next one is due > in July. > All the drafts are submitted to the svn repo, under jspwiki/board, so > if you're subscribed to jspwiki-commits you get notifications. > Should they be circulated here too? Ah, I didn't know there's a jspwiki-commits, too. Seems as if this is a standard list in the Apache infrastructure. Well, in the Jackrabbit project, a draft of the report is published on the dev list some days before deadline. I think there are some advantages doing so: * prevention of erroneous formulations * things aren't forgotten that easy * the project consists of several members, each one should be involved Even if there isn't any feedback, you can assume that the draft is fine, because at least some have read it without complaining about it. Regards, Florian
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