Contribution of Activity Streams 2.0 to W3C, Please Read

[James M Snell]

If you have contributed to Activity Streams 1.0 and 2.0, please
indicate if you have any particular objection to the contribution of
Activity Streams 2.0 to the W3C Social Web WG.

Over the next week, I will be going through the mailing list archives
to determine the names and employing organizations of anyone who has
contributed to 2.0. If you want to make sure your name is on the list,
lemme know! :-)

- James

[Evan Prodromou]

Evan Prodromou, E14N (formerly StatusNet Inc). I think I've critiqued a couple of features. We did a round of OWFa agreements for 1.0 but happy to do a new one if needed.

Evan Prodromou

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[Will Norris]

I only managed Google's contribution during AS 1.0, but I don't have any objections.  I'm pretty sure Sam Goto will be fine with this as well (I don't recall if he contributed directly to AS 2.0, or just the ideas that were carried over from schema.org activities), but I'll certainly let him weigh in if he wants.

I don't know that anyone from Google is involved with the Social WG (yet), but I'm also not sure that that really matters either way.

[Kevin Marks]

I contributed while at Google, BT and Salesforce. Agreements still in effect

[James M Snell]

+1... all contributions up thru 1.0 are covered by the existing OWFa
agreements which is all clear. The task I have now is to simply
compile the list of names for folks who kicked in ideas around 2.0.
The overwhelming majority of that work was just folding in some of the
extensions that I had written and doing the JSON-LD alignment so
there's really not much that needs done. Just dotting all the i's :-)