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Re: [cross-project-issues-dev] Galileo Must Do's: How much Rules? - Results are in

Hi Ed,

Just for the record, as a former Technology project lead I approached Rich and the tech PMCs at ESE about the input from technology projects on the Planning Council. I'm not sure if the Technology PMCs subsequently provided input...but I guess not.

And given input from Thomas and others about community needs, I'm still wondering: why are the number of these must-dos being *increased*?

Scott


Ed Merks wrote:
Randy,

Apparently none of the PMC leads of any of the top-level projects were approached by any subproject lead with any concerns about the Galileo must-do's. As such, the collective silence is interpreted as pervasive tacit agreement. At the PC council meeting, we even added one more must do: change each plugin.properties and feature.properties to something more descriptive than:

    providerName=Eclipse.org

For modeling we're changing it to

    providerName=Eclipse Modeling Project

Note that there is a general expectation that PMC leads will communicate these issues planning with their subproject leads. If that isn't happening, i.e., if the above issue is a surprise for you, then it's time to reestablish your communication channels with your PMC leads.

Cheers,
Ed


Randy Hudson wrote:
Is this another poll?

;-)

-Randy



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Oberhuber, Martin wrote:

      35 people participated, the majority voting for "Guidance" through
      rules and "Ok to have rules since we all gain from the train". Looks
      like the PC is doing the right thing after all. Thanks, Planning
      Council!
Maybe that is jumping to conclusions? Don't forget that there are over 900
committers that didn't vote at all. What does that mean?

a) They didn't vote because they all agree with PMC's decisions
b) They didn't vote because they want to spend as little time as possible
on rules and bureaucracy

My guess would be the latter for the most part and that the 35 that did
vote have an interest in this that is way above average.

Just my 0.02$

Thomas Hallgren
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