Leo Simons wrote:
On Mon, 2002-11-25 at 12:33, Stephen McConnell wrote:
Leo:all I want, really :)
I understand and support the principal you are putting forward in you email.
I don't support the approach.
Following the transition there was a lot of discussion about reorganization - to-date only a small number of the issues have been addressed - there are things that need to be done. Instead of padding the cells with cotton-wool, isn't it a better idea to pull together some level of position - identification of issue/actions, etc. Keep things under [PROPOSAL] state being maybe a little more formal
how about informal but distinctive ;)
It works for me.
about distinguishing between discussion versus decision - where discussion is done to death - and theres consensus - we can move forward with a [VOTE] - where the discussion is problematic - lets a least get to the point of knowing this.okay.
One more point - avalon-sandpad.sandbox ;)
:-)
I don't really follow the extension logic here - but aside from that I think I disagree with the implications.
I do not agree that this is the dumping ground for contentious code.
It was my understanding that this is the area for non-released code, experiments, and evolving content. I don't think we should change that.
agreed. However, the things I think that are currently contentious are unreleased evolving experiments :D also, what I think is that we should make sure that ContentiousCode extends UnreleasedCode {}
;-)
If something is released it's non-contentious.
If something is not released - then its sandbox - and its auto contentious because it hasn't been through a release process. Contentious or otherwise is a very subjective thing - I don't think anything I am working on is contentious, but I know some people think otherwise. That's why we delineate things through a release process is important.
Cheers, Steve.
cheers,
- Leo
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