+1 to a separate list.
-0 to a TLP. I don't quite understand the scope of MINA or its
potential for growth, so I'm not sure how viable it is in the long
term to support itself as a project and will leave that judgement to
others. But in the short term, there is no hope of this happening,
with one particular vital statistic:
$ svn log --xml | grep author | sort | uniq -c
15 <author>akarasulu</author>
5 <author>brett</author>
1 <author>elecharny</author>
1 <author>erodriguez</author>
1 <author>noel</author>
323 <author>trustin</author>
It needs more people. I know that's what Trustin desires to do, and I
think a separate list will help and also make it more apparent what
the community is around it.
Cheers,
Brett
On 11/16/05, Alex Karasulu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looks like the traffic is picking up on MINA and things are heating up
> as we approach 1.0. Initially my thought was to get a separate list for
> MINA however I'm thinking it might be best to just see if we can promote
> MINA to a TLP. It has out grown its place in directory and many
> projects will depend on it. It makes sense to me to see it acquire a
> life of its own.
>
> There's a good sized community brewing around MINA. I'd like to see
> more people come forth as committers then see if we can get a proposal
> before the ASF board on budding off the MINA project. IMHO this is
> better than creating a separate mailing list.
>
> Right now it would be good to see who favorrs this? Any comments or for
> or against this idea?
>
> How about a little poll:
>
> [ ] +1 MINA should become its own TLP at Apache
> [ ] +0/0/-0 Maybe later, or let's get a separate mailing list for now etc.
> [ ] -1 MINA should remain at Directory as is
>
> Alex
>
>
