+1 Otto
2012/10/16 Daniel Gruno <rum...@cord.dk> > Hi fellow dev@ people, > > We've been discussing the possibility of adding a page where third > parties can get a mention if they support or do consulting on Apache > Traffic Server, in the hopes that people seeking professional help can > find it. As such, I have made a draft of a page that does just that, as > well as reached out to the TS community to gather names of companies and > individuals that do this sort of support. We have currently received the > names of three companies offering professional support for ATS, and > these have been put in the draft. > > The draft can be found at: > http://trafficserver.staging.apache.org/assistance.html > > Anyone wishing to be on that list can get there by writing to dev@, > stating their name, web site and a possible logo (which we may or may > not use in the future). Anyone can apply to be on the list, no > favouritism will be shown to any companies or individuals, nor will we > endorse or highlight anyone in particular, as per the PMC branding > guidelines of the foundation[1][2]. Any companies or individuals using > this list to promote themselves by proclaiming the link to be an > endorsement or affiliation will be removed promptly. If you have any > questions or doubt about the branding responsibility of the PMC, please > refer to the general trade mark policies of the ASF[3] or via email to > tradema...@apache.org (or in a reply to this email, naturally). > > > Now, without further ado, on to the exciting part; The vote! > > [ ] +1: Establish a list of third parties offering assistance > [ ] +0: Meh > [ ] -1: Don't establish such a list, because... > > > The vote is open for the standard 72 hours, standard consensus rules > apply, and although this is a public discussion, only members of the PMC > may cast binding votes, as the responsibility of such a page ultimately > rests on the PMC. All other parties are of course welcome to weigh in > with their opinion - in fact, we encourage it! Should the vote pass, we > will publish the page on trafficserver.apache.org as well as add a link > to it in our navigation. > > With regards, > Daniel. > > [1] http://www.apache.org/foundation/marks/responsibility.html > [2] http://www.apache.org/foundation/marks/pmcs > [3] http://www.apache.org/foundation/marks/ >
