Hi, > How does fixing these headers help the community?
In short -by giving the ASF board and users confidence that they can use our software without any legal issues. > each of us will now have to take time to make sure we have the right > header before committing new files. And if you miss something it easy enough to fix. As people know know this may be an issue someone should see it when it is checked in. > Justin is great at finding what isn't expected. But his track record for > correctly deciding what action to take is not very good. My track record is actually better than your's Alex. But why bring that up for a trivial change like this when it very clear what is required by ASF legal policy? > Burning out committers and release managers is not > helpful to the community. How does a trivial obvious change do that? They only issue here seems to be you opposition to it and not letting people just get on and do things. Given there enough PMC members who agree with the change and you have stated you will not veto it I’ll go ahead and make the change and this unnecessary discussion can be ended. Thanks, Justin
