Hi, I'd remove the design provenance from LICENSE. LICENSE is for license terms and for third-party code you've actually incorporated. Follow the how-to for what goes in LICENSE [1]
Keep the fastpool attribution. "I wrote most of it" isn't the test. The copyright line says FastLabs Developers, so it's held by the people who wrote it, and you're one of them, not all of them. You can contribute your own work under your ICLA, but you can't grant someone else's. If you do want ASF headers on those files, the process is IP clearance. But fastpool is already Apache-2.0, so nothing is wrong as it stands, and I don't see what you gain. I'd also not test policy boundaries in a release that's already had two false starts. Get the ASF release done with the safe option, and if you want the boundary settled, raise it separately on legal-discuss. Kind regards, Justin 1. https://infra.apache.org/licensing-howto.html
