Thanks, I believe that we have a CCLA between *Verizon Media* (was Yahoo) and Apache. This however is a contribution from *Verizon* (the parent company) and I don't think they've had a relationship with Apache. So they are asking my assistance to get everything in place.
I believe they will have contributions, yet I don't know if any will want to seek committer status. All in time, as they get more involved in the project, I guess. But I wanted to prepare what they might need. Should I sign a CCLA on the part of Verizon? (I am authorized by Verizon Legal to do so.) Gil Yehuda: I help with external technology engagement >From the Open Source Program Office <https://developer.yahoo.com/opensource/docs/> at Yahoo --> Oath - -> Verizon Media On Sun, Jan 12, 2020 at 10:33 AM Michael Wall <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Gil, > > Do you have code already that you are looking to contribute? Or are you > looking to assign people to issues? > > Take a look at https://www.apache.org/licenses/contributor-agreements.html. > Typically a CLA is not needed for someone to start making contributions. > An ICLA is required for someone to join Apache and become committer. For > your situation, it sounds like it you may want to get the Corporate CLA in > place. Also take a look at https://www.apache.org/licenses/cla-faq.html > > Mike > > > > On Fri, Jan 10, 2020 at 12:15 AM Gil Yehuda > <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Dear MXNet Dev team >> I have a team at Verizon who would like to start contributing code to >> MXNet. In preparation, would you need a CCLA in place between Verizon and >> Apache listing their names? and ICLAs from them? if so I'll be glad to >> make >> this happen. I didn't see the CLA indicated on the contributing >> documentation in the repo, so I'm asking just in case. Thanks >> >> Gil Yehuda: I help with external technology engagement >> >> From the Open Source Program Office >> <https://developer.yahoo.com/opensource/docs/> at Yahoo --> Oath - -> >> Verizon Media >> >
