Re: The projects.apache.org site confuses basic principles

2022-02-05 Thread Hervé BOUTEMY
> > I seem to remember struggling with this specific naming decision when the > > projects.a.o site was first put up. > This was setup in the PRC, correct? (IIRC - PRC was split into comdev, > conference, trademark, and press about 12 years ago) I did that naming research and implementation in

Re: The projects.apache.org site confuses basic principles

2022-02-04 Thread Dave Fisher
> On Feb 4, 2022, at 8:51 AM, Rich Bowen wrote: > > > > On 2/4/22 11:03, Dave Fisher wrote: >> As I understand the ASF governance there are: >> 1. Project Management Committees -> Projects. For example: Apache Logging. >> 2. Products which are named artifacts from projects. For example:

Re: The projects.apache.org site confuses basic principles

2022-02-04 Thread Rich Bowen
On 2/4/22 11:03, Dave Fisher wrote: As I understand the ASF governance there are: 1. Project Management Committees -> Projects. For example: Apache Logging. 2. Products which are named artifacts from projects. For example: Apache Log4J 3. Releases which are released artifacts of a project’s

Re: The projects.apache.org site confuses basic principles

2022-02-04 Thread Christopher
(Dropped press@ from reply) I don't find the wording there too confusing if you know that "Projects" includes both top-level and sub-projects. This seems obvious to me when the site says "199 committees managing 351 projects", but that could be clarified further by having it say "199 project

The projects.apache.org site confuses basic principles

2022-02-04 Thread Dave Fisher
As I understand the ASF governance there are: 1. Project Management Committees -> Projects. For example: Apache Logging. 2. Products which are named artifacts from projects. For example: Apache Log4J 3. Releases which are released artifacts of a project’s product. For example: Apache Log4J