Update Institutional Partners: remove Anaconda and RStudio #15
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Correct. You can also remove Phillip Cloud from Two Sigma. |
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These should be moved to "Past Institutional Partners" under https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas-governance/pull/15/files#diff-5a94cc93544b7892264c42eddcad783a8615cc24addde7e89a1e6c5a587719ccL62, right? |
Ah, yes, thanks |
TomAugspurger
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cc @TomAugspurger @jbrockmendel @wesm
Tom, I think there is no longer someone employed at Anaconda directly involved in pandas? (also not a regular contributor, which would still count as "Tier 2" ?) That would mean we remove Anaconda from this list (and their logo from the website). Should we notify someone at Anaconda about this removal?
Wes, with Ursa Computing, I think you no longer have an official affiliation with RStudio, is that correct? (although they are of course still funders of Ursa Computing)