On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 20:46 +0100, Adam Bower wrote: > I guess that another problem with opening the list is that we often do > the review of the newsletters etc. on the list, this would mean that by > the time the newsletter came out it would no longer be news ;)
Well, to be honest, if people are going to read it, they should expect the surprise to be spoiled :) There are more important problems - most specifically not making available people's PRs before they release them. There has to be a non-public list; that's a requisite for other parties to trust AFFS (unless we decide that we don't care about other parties... :) I think affs-ctte isn't really going to change usage much because it's quite ingrained; but maybe the answer is that we open affs-ctte, start an affs-private and hope that the majority of discussion continues on ctte? I don't really care, I think, if people subscribe to -ctte and participate. I'm not sure what AFFS ctte would think about this whole idea, though :) Just as a straw poll: do others think this is worth pushing? (savs, your vote is implicit ;) Cheers, Alex. _______________________________________________ Fsfe-uk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fsfe-uk
