If I am not mistaken there is no relationship with the sponsoring PMC, which in 
my view needs to
change (as you indirectly point out).

There are a couple of things :

1) The incubated project doesn't even need to know about the sponsoring project
2) The sponsoring project doesn't even have to know about the project being 
sponsored (even as VP I
was at one point unaware that Jakarta was sponsoring a project in the Incubator)
3) A big bang integration after a project ends up in the sponsoring project, 
isn't a good start and
there probable needs to be a closer defined relationship between the two. 
Should people on the IPMC
also be on the sponsoring PMC ? (assuming the PMC != committers)
4) To give an example : is Brett (in his role of being a mentor) representing 
the Maven PMC or on a
"personal" basis and is there or should there be a difference between the 2 ?
5) What's the use of having a vote on sponsoring a project in the Incubator if 
no one is
volunteering to represent the sponsoring project ?

Sorry for hijacking your question :)

Lot's of questions, no time for answers (yet) :)

Mvgr,
Martin

Brett Porter wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Quick question (I hope). I was thinking about what will happen if the
> NMaven podling would like to add a committer, make a release, etc.
> 
> Would votes by Maven PMC members (As the sponsoring project) be
> considered binding in this case, or should we have IPMC members?
> 
> We currently only have 2 IPMC members on the project, so I was going
> to ask for an additional mentor anyway, but I feel like the
> appropriate people to be casting votes should be Maven PMC folk.
> 
> Thoughts?
> 
> Cheers,
> Brett
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