>On 02/11/2007, Roy T. Fielding <fielding at gbiv.com> wrote: >> To release is the most important decision made by an open source >> project because it is the point at which they are most likely to be >> subject to the laws regarding copyright, trademark, and patent >> infringement, not to mention architectural commitments. It is >> therefore required that a vote take place and that at least three >> public +1s be received from the core contributors. > >Then were are going to get nowhere fast; the constitution must be changed.
>Projects must be free to release early and often with prototypes. > >Prototypes by their very nature should be free of architectural >commitments and a breeding ground for new ideas. Prototypes yes, releases no. Casper
