Hi Justin,
1. About articles of "Doris" in google search results The articles you mentioned in your last email have been contacted to the corresponding website for deletion. However, there are indeed some articles that are not well described and do not conform to ASF specifications. I looked at these articles in general, most of them are based on revisions of some historical articles, and are NOT actively spread by starrock or the Doris team. As far as I know, since the starrock team changed its name in September last year, it has not voluntarily published any articles with branding issues. But these articles are indeed the consequences of previous wrongdoing. Doris PPMC will also continue to promote the rectification or deletion of related articles. 2. About PMC list First of all, I have to admit that when the name DorisDB was first used, starrocks and Doris team did not realize that the name violated Apache regulations. But after learning about it, the Doris team pushed to complete the renaming operation, and nearly 9 months have passed since that operation. Since the name change in September 2021, the Doris team, including starrocks employees, has strictly followed the Apache trademark and branding guidelines (of course there are still some oversights and omissions, but this does not represent our motivation). So I think the current PMC list is reasonable and can help the Doris project continue to develop healthily.
