> What would you think to doing: > [email protected] <[email protected]> > Making this an official CouchDB special interest list?
+1 (though i do understand at this point my opinion is a grain of sand) Perhaps re...@... or something like post-re...@... would be a an appropriate name for a generic spark generator mailing list. A special interest that gathers momentum and spawns from this could postion itself in a range that intuitively indicates the type of discussion that may be expected, reducing maintenance overhead. Something like (only an example...of course the topic-type split would require better resolution): [email protected] // app dev topics of primarily authoring erlang libs ... [email protected] // app dev topics of primarily authoring erlang libs ... [email protected] // app dev topics of primarily authoring javascript libs ... [email protected] // app dev topics of working with standard libs and methods [email protected] // topics of performance testing against standard libs and methods Any newly spawned special interest topic would position itself in relation to the existing groups...such as futon colour scheme or layout may be [email protected] or purely layout discussion could be [email protected] such granularity may not neccessarily be expected, the option exists if eventually required. For new user and even longtime users it would be intuitive to find the dev category of special interest at any time across a vast range of lists. Specific apps could indicate their use using the relax-cat and each list could indicate the apps that are associated with it... New special interest discussion lists could be determined quickly using a form linked to the couchdb homepage that requires a proposed relax-cat ie [email protected] supported by a discussion stack from the parent list. Concerns addressed would be system maintence overhead and user self-orientation ie quickly finding what you are looking for. One additional benefit is that special interest clusters of the user base and therefore effectively the nature of couchdb would be clearly demonstrated in a relaxing way. I hope this has relevence and is helpful.
