> Perhaps a practical solution here is to strongly encourage mature
> projects to remain entirely outside the Apache infrastructure during
> this period. That allows them to continue functioning as a mature
> project, and not in any way be hindered by the move until such time as
> there is a recogn
Nicola Ken wrote:
> MHO is that we do not require that a project be "under" the Incubator
> urls and resources. This was said to ensure that they don't misuse the
> "regular" Apache brand, but if it remains "outside" of Apache during
> Incubation, the problem is equally solved.
Not for developmen
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 18:28:42 -0500
Rodent of Unusual Size wrote:
> > I'm still completely unclear what objection Andy is raising.
> being completely serious, i think andy is not being entirely
> rational on the subject. he is/was violently opposed to geronimo,
Okay. This sentence really makes se
Rich Bowen wrote:
>
> I'm still completely unclear what objection Andy is raising.
being completely serious, i think andy is not being entirely
rational on the subject. he is/was violently opposed to geronimo,
apparently has a deep and abiding dislike of anything whatsoever
that he considers to
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 08:20:26 -0500 (EST)
Rich Bowen wrote:
> When a skilled worker goes to work for a new company, they go through a
> period of probation to ensure that they fit in the new company. This
> does not question their skills, it merely ensures that the person fits
> into the new compan
Rich Bowen wrote:
...
Perhaps a practical solution here is to strongly encourage mature
projects to remain entirely outside the Apache infrastructure during
this period. That allows them to continue functioning as a mature
project, and not in any way be hindered by the move until such time as
there
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004, Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
> >* Hurts already healthy communities by putting them back into an alphaish
> >state.
> ...
> > If I had a mature project ready for production which had been so for
> > a number of years and then I said "I want to be part of Apache" You'd
> > pu
