The PR can be found here: 
https://github.com/eclipse-ee4j/jaxrs-api/pull/1082
        
        
        Please review the proposed text below. I will post it to
          the Pull Request tomorrow if I don't hear any objections.
        
        
        
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        Greetings Jakarta RESTful Web Services project team,
        
        
        The topic of package names for TCKs was discussed in the
          Specification Committee yesterday. The outcome of these
          discussions is that the 
JESP and the 
TCK Process will be updated with
          the clarification and requirement that packages beginning with
          `jakarta' will 
not be allowed for TCKs. 
 
        
        
        End-user applications are not allowed to use 'jakarta'
          namespace, and since TCKs are supposed to mimic the behavior
          of these applications while testing the implementation, it,
          therefore, does not make sense to use this namespace in TCKs.
          Implementations experiencing issues with `jakarta`
          namespaced TCKs will most likely file challenges to invalidate
          the tests.
        
        
        The project teams may choose any package name other than
          those beginning with `jakarta` for their TCK. A naming
          standard for TCK packages other than the one mentioned above
          may be introduced at a later stage, but not in the Jakarta EE
          10 time frame.
        
        
        
        The Specification Committee suggests that you go forward
          with this PR, either with the proposed package name change or
          change it to something entirely different of your choice. As
          long as it is not starting with `jakarta`.
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                    Ivar Grimstad
                    Jakarta EE Developer Advocate | Eclipse Foundation
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