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You incorrectly assume that all members make worthwhile contributions during the process and not just at the end when the vote has been cast.
William
Executive Committee for Java SE/Java EE
http://jcp.org/en/participation/committee
Hani Suleiman (http://www.bileblog.org) was in 2007 elected.
William
Not sure if you know but the Apache Foundation has been a long time member of the JCP and the Eclipse Foundation was elected last year. 'Open Source' has already arrived at theJCP.
Ian Skerrett
Eclipse Foundation
- by Matt Asay November 4, 2008 7:10 AM PST
- @Ian: Good point. Thanks for the update.
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