Contributors
A Contributor is someone who contributes either on behalf of a company, or individually on their own behalf.
If contributing on behalf of their company: the Contributor will confirm their association with a company that has a signed Corporate Contributor License Agreement (CCLA).
If their company has not yet signed a CCLA, then the Contributor can start the workflow for the signing process.
If the Contributor has not yet been added to the authorized contributors list by their company's CLA Manager, then the Contributor can submit a request to their CLA Manager to be added.
If contributing on their own behalf: the Contributor will sign an Individual Contributor License Agreement (ICLA).
Important: You should not submit a contribution under an ICLA if that contribution is done on behalf of your company. Instead, you should contribute under a Corporate CLA signed by your company. If you are uncertain whether you should be contributing under a CCLA or an ICLA, you should consult your employer's legal department to discuss.
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