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Apparently what they wanted? There's no evidence they ever tried to use their overwhelming majority in the PMC to do anything that even remotely resembled contr
by jjirsa 10y ago
Apparently what they wanted? There's no evidence they ever tried to use their overwhelming majority in the PMC to do anything that even remotely resembled control. What they did was fail to enforce rules, primarily around trademarks - they never did anything at the technical/engineering level that was even remotely controlling (and in many cases, they openly worked with engineers from their competitors to make it easier for those competitors to avoid forking).
- non-Datastax Member of the PMC
- jrochkind1 10y agoTrue, I over-stated it, sorry. I didn't mean to suggest they were controlling. All I meant was that apparently they don't want anyone else telling them what to do with the project, including with rules around trademarks?