Hello all,
what I saw on PHP unconference told me that I should ask all again.
I feel lonely. Believe me it is a bad feeling when it seems that nobody has
interests in what you are doing.
Since 4 years I am PostgreSQL representative in SQL Standard committee.
Always, when I suggested to talk about my work in the SQL committee on
community
events, a committee rejected it. This just showed me that nobody really
has interests
in my work.
I now learned that such a event committee not always is able to estimate
interests correct.
The only two persons who sometimes support me are David F. and Peter.
The next ISO meeting will be soon - and of course there are lots of
drafts that needs
decisions.
I am not allowed to share the drafts in public. Because the drafts are
confidential.
But I am allowed to share the drafts with the group of ppl who are
supporting me.
Of course I am allowed to discuss the drafts with my folk before I will
give my votes and comments.
Is there really only David and Peter who have interests?
I not really want to believe it.
Isn't it possible to create a closed mailing list - a list that won't
get published - on which
I can discuss SQL Standard stuff with the folk who wants to support me?
I don't fear to make decisions on my own - but speaking for the whole
project without
getting feedback - is a worse feeling.
Usually, when I feel unsure how I should decide I just bother Peter -
but I would prefer
to have some more ppl in my background.
Susanne
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