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Posted to dev@geronimo.apache.org by Greg Wilkins <gr...@mortbay.com> on 2003/09/17 05:27:20 UTC
Re: incubation process and new committers
Greg Stein wrote:
> One answer might be to
> constitute the Geronimo PMC early, and get some of the right people into
> that PMC (e.g. geronimo committers + some incubator PMC members).
>
Just as the geronimo project/community needs to be incubated into the apache
way - surely the geronimo PMC also needs to be helped into the apache way.
I think there is a good case for forming the geronimo PMC early - even if
it has limited powers and is subject to the incubator PMC.
The geronimo PMC could start functioning now and give recommendations to
the incubator PMC - who could accept/revise/vito as the case may be.
Thus the geronimo PMC would learn the ropes - just as the geronimo community is.
While I'm here... if we do move discussions of committers to a closed
PMC list - I think that the workings of the process must be made public.
The PMC should reveal:
+ That it is considering and discussing a nomination for person X.
Inviting any comments from the community.
+ The result of that discussion/vote.
+ If the result is negative, I think the PMC should at give a public
short reason and a private detailed response as to why the nomination was declined.
cheers