If you want to make contributions (software, documentation or other material) to the Mojito project and such contributions could be covered under intellectual property laws, you must submit a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) prior to making your contribution:
The CLA ensures that everyone who submits a work of authorship to the Mojito project is contributing work that is their own or for which they can authoritatively speak. This protects the tens of thousands of developers who use Mojito, all of whom rely on Mojito's BSD license to appropriately cover their use of the Web application platform.
The CLA does not transfer title or copyright of your contributed work to Yahoo!. It merely guarantees that you approve the use of your work within Mojito and by those who use the library under the terms of its license.
Broadly speaking, anything that could constitute a work of authorship requires a signed CLA for contribution to Mojito. Here are some examples:
You do not need to submit a CLA to create bug reports or feature requests for Mojito.