Alan, we don't have project leads. we act as peers.
thanks, dims On 7/5/06, Alan M. Feldstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Glen Daniels wrote: expect a greater likelihood of running into people That is not compatible with the current text of the reminder: "the weekly Axis2 developer chat will be occurring". We could also compromise somewhat by canning the autoreminder but indicating on the project web page that people tend to hang out on #apache-axis on Wednesdays, though it's informal. That, or modifying the text of the reminder, would be equivalent. Keep in mind that future new contributors to the project would probably see only the autoreminder or the project Web page, but not some email thread such as this where we decided what the autoreminder really means. If the goal is to affect team behavior with regard to the weekly chats, then I claim that a committment from the project lead will encourage more participation than likelihood of running into people. Are people not attending because the lead is not there, or is the lead not there because people are not attending? If the goal is to follow team behavior, then a promise that the chat will be occuring, is not accurate. As with any vote, it depends on how you word the question (e.g. is the premise that project lead is making a committment, or not?). -- Alan Feldstein http://www.alanfeldstein.com/
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