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[incubator] branch master updated: Update publicity.ad

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     new 53d67e0  Update publicity.ad
     new 72a398e  Merge pull request #76 from cottage14/patch-10
53d67e0 is described below

commit 53d67e0c77f2f81f0d9684369dcf78218f0272fa
Author: Andrew Wetmore <an...@cottage14.com>
AuthorDate: Tue Dec 22 14:14:58 2020 -0400

    Update publicity.ad
    
    Minor text edits.
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diff --git a/pages/guides/publicity.ad b/pages/guides/publicity.ad
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@@ -18,63 +18,63 @@ Apache Incubator PMC
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 :imagesdir: ../images/
 
-Required guidelines for all podlings relating to publicity in general.
+Requirements for all podlings relating to publicity in general.
 
 == 1) Prior to Entering the Apache Incubator
 
-Under no circumstances are any individuals or organizations permitted to seek publicity during this process. Per the Incubator Branding Guidelines, a podling is not allowed to be referred to as  "Apache _Podling Name_" until the project has officially been accepted into the Apache Incubator, with public mailing lists announced, and code submitted into Apache repositories. 
+Under no circumstances may any individuals or organizations seek publicity related to the proposed podling during this process. Per the Incubator Branding Guidelines, you may not refer to a podling as "Apache _Podling Name_" until the Apache Incubator has officially accepted, its mailing lists are active, and podling participants have submtited code related to the podling into Apache repositories. 
 
-No announcements or statements can be made by any party announcing 1) their intention to submit a named project to the Apache Incubator, or 2) that a specific project has been submitted to the Apache Incubator.
+No party can make announcements or statements 1) about their intention to submit a named project to the Apache Incubator or 2) that a specific project has been submitted to the Apache Incubator.
 
-No formal press releases or announcements of any kind are allowed to be disseminated on any newswire service during the entire Incubation process. 
+You may not disseminate formal press releases or announcements of any kind on any newswire service during the entire Incubation process. 
 
 
 == 2) During the Incubation Process
 
-Apache podlings and their communities are encouraged to actively build awareness of their project through emails, blog posts, tweets, and other means of outreach. Educational opportunities include MeetUps, videos, podcasts, articles, conferences, and related community events.
+We encourage Apache podlings and their communities to actively build awareness of their project through emails, blog posts, tweets, and other means of outreach. Educational opportunities include online meetings, videos, podcasts, articles, and interactions at conferences and related community events.
 
-Whilst speaking with members of the media and analyst community, podlings must be referred to as "Apache _Podling Name_" as per the Branding Guidelines, along with explaining the requisite podling disclaimer(s). Be prepared to answer "who uses you?": as a podling’s known user base grows, PMCs (Project Management Committees) are welcome to promote their users in a "Powered By" page such as  https://cwiki.apache.org/hadoop/PoweredBy[Apache Hadoop's Powered By page]. Create and promote podl [...]
+When speaking with members of the media and analyst community, you must refer to the podling as "Apache _Podling Name_" as per the Branding Guidelines, along with explaining the requisite podling disclaimer(s). Be prepared to answer "who uses you?". As a podling’s known user base grows, PMCs (Project Management Committees) are welcome to promote their users in a "Powered By" page such as https://cwiki.apache.org/hadoop/PoweredBy[Apache Hadoop's Powered By page]. Create and promote podlin [...]
 
-Podlings are advised to prepare news announcements and hone their messaging _privately_ within their PMCs (keeping the content confidential to the PMC, and not on dev@, user@ or any other public list or forum) to ensure that the public or press don’t scoop your story before it’s out or publish inaccurate information. At times messaging changes, features are unable to be delivered as intended, testimonials need adjusting, and so on, and it’s best to minimize the chances of your story to g [...]
+Podlings should prepare news announcements and hone their messaging _privately_ within their PMCs (keeping the content confidential to the PMC, and not on dev@, user@ or any other public list or forum) to ensure that the public or press don’t scoop your story before it’s out or publish inaccurate information. Messaging may change, features may not be available as soon as intended, testimonials may need adjusting, and so on, and it’s best to minimize the chances of your story getting out  [...]
 
-We strenuously recommend that podlings refrain from issuing announcements under embargo. Pre-announcing project features or release dates to members of the media is risky, as not all journalists or outlets honor confidentiality requests in general, or adhere to embargo dates/requirements. Furthermore, many journalists are unable or unwilling to fulfill requests for retractions or corrections. Be aware, be careful.
+We strenuously recommend that podlings refrain from issuing announcements under embargo. Pre-announcing project features or release dates to members of the media is risky, as not all journalists or outlets honor confidentiality requests or adhere to embargo dates/requirements. Furthermore, many journalists are unable or unwilling to fulfill requests for retractions or corrections. Be aware, be careful.
 
 As all Apache PMCs (and Incubator PPMCs) are responsible for the "care and feeding" of a project’s code, community, and communications on a day-to-day basis, we recommend that Podlings:
 
-- Ensure your [project listing and DOAP (Description Of A Project) file](https://projects.apache.org/) accurately reflect what the podling is about --be succinct, particularly with the short description (note that the project may fall under one category): this helps those unfamiliar with your project be able to find you. The longer project description should be used as the official project boilerplate ("About Apache _Project Name_") and, for consistency, be included in official news anno [...]
-- Upload a high-resolution version of your project’s logo at [apache.org/logos/](http://www.apache.org/logos/);
-- Contact ASF Infrastructure to establish a https://blogs.apache.org/_PROJECTNAME_ project blog directory (and admin/publishing credentials);
-- Request a project interview on [Feathercast, the voice of the ASF](https://feathercast.apache.org/);
-- Gain additional exposure by posting newsworthy podling updates and milestones to [announce(at)apache(dot)org](http://apache.org/foundation/mailinglists.html#foundation-announce); these will be added to the Apache Weekly News Round-Ups which is also sent to members of the media and analyst community;
-- Establish a Twitter (and/or other social media) account(s) with a handle that includes "Apache" or "ASF" with the project name and description (example at [https://twitter.com/ApacheAccumulo](https://twitter.com/ApacheAccumulo) ) --share information often, and point to your podling Website and mailing list archives where possible; 
-- Participate in Media & Analyst Training (held during ApacheCon; complimentary for Apache Committers and Members); and
-- Comply with guidelines for "founding" individuals, organizations, and communities of Apache podlings as applicable (detailed below).
+- Ensure your [project listing and DOAP (Description Of A Project) file](https://projects.apache.org/) accurately reflect what the podling is about. Be succinct, particularly with the short description (note that the project may fall under one category): this helps those unfamiliar with your project find you. Use the longer project description as the official project boilerplate ("About Apache _Project Name_") and, for consistency, include it in official news announcements, media briefin [...]
+- Upload a high-resolution version of your project’s logo at [apache.org/logos/](http://www.apache.org/logos/).
+- Contact ASF Infrastructure to establish a https://blogs.apache.org/_PROJECTNAME_ project blog directory (and admin/publishing credentials).
+- Request a project interview on [Feathercast, the voice of the ASF](https://feathercast.apache.org/).
+- Gain additional exposure by posting newsworthy podling updates and milestones to [announce(at)apache(dot)org](http://apache.org/foundation/mailinglists.html#foundation-announce). The Apache team adds these to the Apache Weekly News Round-Ups, which it also sends to members of the media and analyst community.
+- Establish a Twitter (and/or other social media) account(s) with a handle that includes "Apache" or "ASF" with the project name and description (example at [https://twitter.com/ApacheAccumulo](https://twitter.com/ApacheAccumulo) ). Share information often, and point to your podling Website and email list archives where possible. 
+- Participate in Media & Analyst Training (held during ApacheCon; complimentary for Apache Committers and Members).
+- Comply with guidelines for "founding" individuals, organizations, and communities of Apache podlings as applicable (details below).
 
-No formal press releases or announcements of any kind are allowed to be disseminated on any newswire service during the Incubation process. Furthermore, no announcement can be made by a third party on behalf of a podling undergoing development in the Apache Incubator, however, interested parties may issue supporting announcements with pointers to official podling-originating news providing that a link to the corresponding mailing list(s) and/or blog post is included.
+Podling cannot disseminate formal press releases or announcements of any kind on any newswire service during the Incubation process. Furthermore, cannot encourage, allow, or particiapte in any announcement by a third party on behalf of a podling undergoing development in the Apache Incubator. However, interested parties may issue supporting announcements with pointers to official podling-originating news, providing the announcement includes a link to the corresponding mailing list(s) and [...]
 
 
 == 3) Preparing to Graduate
 
-Those podlings wishing to issue a press release announcing their graduation as an Apache Top-Level Project (TLP) must contact ASF Marketing & Publicity at least two weeks before submitting the graduation resolution to the ASF Board in order to provide sufficient preparation time.
+Podlings wishing to issue a press release announcing their graduation as an Apache Top-Level Project (TLP) must contact ASF Marketing & Publicity at least two weeks before submitting the graduation resolution to the ASF Board in order to provide sufficient preparation time.
 
-Podling Project Management Committees (PPMCs) will work together with ASF Marketing & Publicity to issue a formal ASF press release, which is also a great opportunity to solicit quotes/testimonials from the Podling’s community to demonstrate the project's robustness and breadth of deployment.
+Podling Project Management Committees (PPMCs) work together with ASF Marketing & Publicity to issue a formal ASF press release, which is also a great opportunity to solicit quotes/testimonials from the Podling’s community to demonstrate the project's robustness and breadth of deployment.
 
 TLP announcements have ranged from having single quotes (VP of the project/PMC chair) to several perspectives from the PMC to multiple endorsements from the community. A great example press release is: https://blogs.apache.org/foundation/date/20180110[The Apache Software Foundation Announces Apache® Trafodion™ as a Top-Level Project].
 
-Organizations supporting/using the Podling are welcome to issue their own, standalone "hurrah, Apache _Podling Name_!" press release (or blog post) to support the podling's graduation. All third parties need to coordinate messaging and timing with both the Podling PMC as well as ASF Marketing & Publicity. Third party releases must not use Apache boilerplate.
+Organizations supporting/using the Podling are welcome to issue their own, standalone "hurrah, Apache _Podling Name_!" press release (or blog post) to support the podling's graduation. All third parties need to coordinate messaging and timing with both the Podling PMC and ASF Marketing & Publicity. Third party releases must not use Apache boilerplate.
 
 === PPMC Responsibilities For Announcements
 
-- determine the primary point-of-contact during the drafting/editing process;
+- Determine the primary point-of-contact during the drafting/editing process.
 
-- help draft the announcement (primarily "what is Podling Name"/features+functionality);
+- Help draft the announcement (primarily "what is Podling Name"/features+functionality).
 
-- determine whether to include supporting testimonials from the community (and solicit them); and
+- Determine whether to include supporting testimonials from the community (and solicit them).
 
-- work with ASF Marketing & Publicity to ensure the announcement timing is in synch (preferable to roll out announcements within a 24-48 hour timeframe, rather than announce the project's graduation on the project’s dev@/user@ lists or on announce@apache.org, followed by a press release several weeks later).
+- Work with ASF Marketing & Publicity to ensure the announcement timing is in sync (preferable to roll out announcements within a 24-48 hour timeframe, rather than announce the project's graduation on the project’s dev@/user@ lists or on announce@apache.org, followed by a press release several weeks later).
 
-Note that some organizations require legal clearance in order to participate in any media activities, and may require several weeks in order to obtain sign off on proposed participation in the form of testimonials or being listed as a corporate user.
+Note that some organizations require legal clearance to participate in any media activities, and may require several weeks to obtain sign-off on proposed participation in the form of testimonials or being listed as a corporate user.
 
-Before anything is announced across media/analyst/news channels, ensure that references to "incubating/incubation" on podlingname.apache.org and related properties are removed to ensure that pointers are active and accurate.
+Before announcing anything across media/analyst/news channels, ensure to remove references to "incubating/incubation" on podlingname.apache.org and related properties to ensure that pointers are active and accurate.
 
 Podlings should contact ASF Marketing & Publicity at press(at)apache(dot)org for assistance.


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