> > 3) What are the criteria for "graduating"? Who are the mentors in this
> > example? (Mentors are a key part of the incubator for Apache.)
> Do projects have to graduate? I don't want this to be viewed as a
> competition between initiatives, and promotion/relegaion/graduation
> seem to set a competitive tone. As soon as you start talking about
> graduation or promotion, you start getting into resource allocation
> issues, etc.
Yeah, excellent point.
> I'd personally be fine if a project joined the incubator and stayed
> there. If they wanted to somehow because an Objective, we already
> have paths for that.
I agree. Which I guess means "incubator" is the wrong word.
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