Re: Useful feedback [was: Spice & Avalon synergy]
Sam Ruby <[email protected]> Sun, 12 Jan 2003 01:58:11 -0500
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Peter Donald wrote: > > "I accept anyone regardless of whether they are on the PMC or not, a committer > or not, avalon or not - the onyl requirement is that they want to work > together." Peter, each time we do this, you add caveats which are convenient loopholes for future exploitation. Take a close look at the current PMC list, which you *VOLUNTARILY* elected to be a part of. If *ANY* one of them expresses a veto concerning *ANY* matter under the direct oversight of the Avalon PMC, will you accept it as valid? Examples of acceptable alternatives when faced with a veto: Convince the person to lift the veto. Convince the other PMC members to have the person removed from the PMC. Propose the formation a new PMC. Examples of unacceptable alternatives when faced with a veto: Revolutions in place. Ignoring the veto because the veto itself is, in your opinion, evidence of the person not wanting to work together. Is this feedback clear? Is this feedback useful? The ball is in your court. - Sam Ruby