Torsten Curdt wrote:
There seem to be good reasons for attempting a fork of the project.
However, my gut feeling says that this is a very political thing and
should better be started on neutral ground (from an Apache perspective).

Apache is a home for voluntary contributions. If Facebook is the
original source of the codebase, and they don't support the move here
(for example by signing a software grant), then the fork should not
be initiated here.
I'm not sure how a later move to Apache would be handled. We expect
incoming projects to get approval from all major contributors to their
codebase, if feasible.

+1

One of the original authors is also working on Thrift ...which is
currently in the incubator. Maybe we could create a dialog through
him?

We tried approaching the developers,
The guy you referring to has been made aware of this thread, so I'm hoping he will add his comments in, or he can mail to the PMC if he doesn't want them made public.


I didn't just wake up one day and say lets go move to Apache. I think the project needs the governance Apache can bring, as such I wrote the proposal. In the mean time the other developers are on github. The fork occurred about a month ago to be honest, and we have been quiet about it as we were hoping the developers at facebook would do something.
Even if that was just someone from facebook saying "yeah, let's also
incubate it"

cheers
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Torsten

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