Roland I'd like to distinguish between a small project and a healthy one. This project is responsive, reactive, and helpful, all of which I consider signs of great health. I don't think it matters how small the actual number of coders is .... provided that Oleg doesn't kill himself snowboarding :-)
Paul On 3/22/07, Roland Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Oleg, all, > I suggest that we take this as an opportunity to improve our > compliance with the Jakarta wide release guidelines by holding a vote on > a release package, not a SVN revision, and re-run the vote. > > Folks, what do you think? This project has been running on the edge for years now. Even my occasional involvement in some parts of the code did not stop it from effectively being a one man show. If Oleg for some reason is not there to push it, it's not moving forward. The NIO code has attracted some attention recently, which is promising. But even if that continues, it will take some years to "grow" new PMCs out of our sub-community. I think re-voting on the actual release packages is the way to go. But I also think we should take those votes to general@, now and in the future. Discuss new releases informally here, tag the code, build and review... then vote on general@, where basically all the PMCs are. cheers, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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