Jim Jagielski wrote:
> I see the Incubator as a gatekeeper almost.
See Roy's comments for an alternative view. As I understand his view, the
gatekeeper role is limited to projects leaving the Incubator, not entering.
> PMCs, in general, don't have an idea of the number of
> podlings within the Incubator, the "load" that the
> Incubator (and Infrastructure) is currently handling,
> etc. They have no need to.
Actually, I disagree. I think that the PMCs should be far more aware of the
overall events within the Foundation, and far less cloistered and parochial.
> I think the Incubator would best serve the ASF if we/they had
> the ultimate authority to vote on, even if the PMC approves a
> proposed project, acceptance.
You are entitled to that view, but until the Board formally sets that role,
I don't believe that the Incubator should presume that it has that right.
--- Noel
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