Re: Discussion About Community Contributions to NetBeans

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Dne 21.10.2011 16:08, Keith Davis napsal(a):

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> From: Jiří Kovalský [mailto:[email protected]]
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> Hello Daniel,
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>      thanks for your suggestion. I agree that submitting OCAs electronically would be an ideal solution. Having said that I will talk about it with Luke Kowalski who has been coordinating unification process for OCAs on the corporate level. Unfortunately, such a change would have to be feasible and beneficial for all other open source projects Oracle is sponsoring like OpenJDK, GlassFish, MySQL etc. and NetBeans is very special in this regard, because we receive way more OCAs than any other project.
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>      Luckily, Luke is coming to Prague next week and I have a 1:1 with him scheduled on Wednesday so I will surely discuss this topic with him.
> I believe that 4 supporters within just a few hours means something. I promise to inform you about his standpoint. We can agree on next steps then.
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> Dne 21.10.2011 03:54, Daniel Bell napsal(a):
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>> Thanks for the feedback Guys. Any ideas on the best way to suggest
>> this to Oracle? Is this mailing list for that sort of thing, or is
>> there something else?
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>> Daniel
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>> On 21 October 2011 12:46, Tushar Joshi<[email protected]>  wrote:
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>>      On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 5:23 AM, John Yeary<[email protected]>
>>      wrote:
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>>          I would agree with Daniel and Tom. These agreements are very
>>          dated in the electronic era. We should be using an electronic
>>          document like a pdf which can be signed.
>>
>>      I agree that the process should be updated.  Recently I went through
>>      a contract signing process which involved EcoSign, which was said to
>>      be legally equivalent to paper signed contract but completely
>>      electronic.  Something like this can/may also be used.
>>
>>      --
>>      with regards
>>           Tushar