Brad Anderson wrote: > However, we all need > to step back a minute and consider what's really important. <snipola>
Agreed, with a caveat. Brainstorming is an important phase, and you don't want to kill a good idea by cutting off a good brainstorm too early. But we probably need to recognize that this is mostly brainstorming right now, and be willing to take stock at some point afterwards and settle on a smaller number of highly achievable projects. I think that's a process that's already been suggested by Peter Seibel and others. Also, I expect that people will have different ideas of what's "really important". As long as those ideas are focused into a doable number of discrete projects, there's nothing wrong with that. (I don't place much importance in GUI toolkits, but I'm glad that others do, because I'll probably want to use it someday.) - josh g. _______________________________________________ Gardeners mailing list [email protected] http://www.lispniks.com/mailman/listinfo/gardeners
