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From: "Mattmann, Chris A (388J)" <chris.a.mattmann@jpl.nasa.gov>
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Subject: Re: Graduation?
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Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2012 15:42:27 +0000
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Hey Andy,

On Jul 20, 2012, at 2:53 AM, Andy Seaborne wrote:

> IP Clearance - tick
> New committers - tick
> Release - tick
>=20
> (OK - so the project status page needs updating)

+1.

>=20
> Graduation is next.
>=20
> That needs
>=20
> 1/ Decide whether to be a TLP or a sub-project of Tika

I'd say TLP. But it would be good to just propose that to=20
dev@tika.apache.org, ask for a lazy consensus VOTE from
the Tika PMC members on it (I'm pretty sure they'll be +1 for
a TLP).

>=20
> 2/ Choose a chair.

My suggestion: Simo, Lewis, Tommaso, or Michele. Any of
you guys interested?

>=20
> 3/ Any23 dev vote

+1.

>=20
> 4/ IMPMC vote

+1.

>=20
> 5a/ Going to the board
> 5b/ Going to the PMC

+1 to 5a, but not sure what 5b is.

>=20
> and I've probably missed some detail out. [1]
>=20
> (what is the current, general Apache feeling towards sub-projects?)

Not much support at all :/ No biggie, I think I wanted the Tika
PMC to sponsor the project just in case there was more synergy
with creating Tika parser wrappers around the Any23 modules and
so forth and with the intention that maybe the Any23'ers would become
more involved on the dev@tika lists (and vice versa).=20

Instead, I think the Any23 folks have shown they are their own
vibrant and awesome community, that is "related to" Tika, but not
necessarily equivalent and the same as Tika, which is totally fine.

Great work so far and I've been proud to be the Champion here!
I'd be happy to start #3 once we figure out the answer to the
Chair issue in this thread.

Cheers,
Chris

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