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Governance Charter of the Relationship
between the PostgreSQL project
and Software in the Public Interest, Inc.
The Core Team of the PostgreSQL project currently consists of the following people:
Josh Berkus, Peter Eisentraut, Marc Fournier, Tom Lane, Bruce Momjian, Dave Page,
Jan Wieck. The Core Team appoints its own members.
The Fundraising Group of the PostgreSQL project initially consists of the members of
The PostgreSQL Foundation Inc. at the time of its termination. Thereafter, the
Fundraising Group appoints its own members.
The Fundraising Group elects the SPI Project Liason and the SPI Board Observer.
These may be the same person. The appointments are subject to the veto of the Core
Team. The appointments may be replaced by voting on new representatives at any time.
The SPI Board Observer will submit to SPI on an ongoing basis a list of persons eligible
for automatic SPI contributing membership in recognition of their contributions to the
PostgreSQL project.
Unless specified otherwise, decisions require a majority of votes.
Review how votes are determined.
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between the PostgreSQL project
and Software in the Public Interest, Inc.
Josh Berkus, Peter Eisentraut, Marc Fournier, Tom Lane, Bruce Momjian, Dave Page,
Jan Wieck. The Core Team appoints its own members.
The Fundraising Group of the PostgreSQL project initially consists of the members of
The PostgreSQL Foundation Inc. at the time of its termination. Thereafter, the
Fundraising Group appoints its own members.
The Fundraising Group elects the SPI Project Liason and the SPI Board Observer.
These may be the same person. The appointments are subject to the veto of the Core
Team. The appointments may be replaced by voting on new representatives at any time.
The SPI Board Observer will submit to SPI on an ongoing basis a list of persons eligible
for automatic SPI contributing membership in recognition of their contributions to the
PostgreSQL project.
Unless specified otherwise, decisions require a majority of votes.
Review how votes are determined.