Hi, In the proposal, you mention having added people to the committer team. How many people have you added and what were their company affiliations since making the project open-source? From the proposal, it seems only people affiliated with Alibaba and Ant Group have been made committers? Is this correct?
Regarding risks, you mention that a large number of companies use the project, but they seem reliant on Alibaba and Ant Group. What would happen if one of these companies changed direction and decided to no longer contribute to the project? Many companies have their own forks of the project. Why are they currently developing outside the project? What will happen to the website at Seata.io <http://seata.io/> after the project joins teh ASF? You say that no CCLAs from other companies are needed, but you have listed several people with their affiliations in the initial committer list. The Alibaba ICLA doesn't transfer copyright, so the ASF will need ICLA or CCLAs from those people and anyone else who has contributed significantly to the project. Min Ji describes themselves as “The Founder of Seata”. Are they willing to no longer refer to themselves in that way once it becomes an Apache project? The ASF doesn’t allow dictators (benevolent or otherwise) is this understood by the people putting together the proposal? Kind Regards, Justin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@incubator.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@incubator.apache.org
