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Corporate vs Individual Membership
One can join the JCP by joining as a company or organization, or by joining as an individual. Aside from the difference in membership fee there are other significant differences that you should consider. Individual membership means that you are joining on personal title, representing yourself and not representing your company or employer. This means for example, that you cannot make contributions on behalf of your company nor can you share with your employer anything that you learned within the JCP. Individuals may become Members (representing themselves unaffiliated with any company) by doing all of the following:
You may execute the agreement with Sun via fax or hard-copy, per the instructions on submitting the JSPA. If you have any questions about filling out an agreement or the Java Community Process in general, please contact the Program Management Office as per the instructions on the PMO contacts page. |
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