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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