-1. Kung-fu is overkill; straightfoward gymnastics are sufficient and less brand-specific. Also, New Orleans special sauce is a more established standard.
On Tue, Aug 30, 2011 at 2:19 PM, Rob Weir <robw...@apache.org> wrote: > There is a good description of "Lazy Consensus" on the Apache > community web site [1] > > But even if you understand that page, you might have questions about > how to actually do it. It is not very difficult. I've written up a > short example template of what it looks like. The use of this > template is not required. You can express the same things in your own > words, as you wish. But it is good form to ensure that your proposal > includes: > > 1) A [PROPOSAL] tag in the subject line of a new thread, so list > readers know to pay special attention to your thread. You should not > bury a proposal 15 posts down in an existing thread. > > 2) A description of what *you* are proposing to do. A proposal for > what other people should do is just a wish. > > 3) A statement that you will invoke Lazy Consensus if no objections > are expressed within some time period, at least 72-hours. A longer > time period might be appropriate for proposals made near major > holidays, for example. > > [1]: http://community.apache.org/committers/lazyConsensus.html > > ======================== > > Subject: [PROPOSAL] Optimized sleep() statements > > I propose to rewrite all sleep() statements in AOOo to improve > performance, adding my special sauce and kung-fu taught to me on the > streets of Boston by Sister Mary Elizabeth, and optimize the hell out > of it with a recursive C++ function template I saw in Dr. Dobbs in > 1993, and then to commit it to the trunk. > > If there are no objections to the above proposal within 72-hours then > I will invoke Lazy Consensus and proceed to implement the above > proposal. > > ======================== >
