Re: Project management page

2000-09-12 Thread Nathan Torkington
J. David Blackstone writes: > I think the success criteria on http://dev.perl.org/pm/pos.html > should be more measurable. You're right. I was happy to have simply avoided "better" and "good", the classic unmeasurable words :-) I kept "faster" and "easier", two similarly unpinnable words, th

Re: The Future - grim.

2000-09-12 Thread Nathan Torkington
J. David Blackstone writes: > Wait. Does a good idea have to go away simply because the person > who originally proposed it no longer has interest? What if several > people are interested, but the original author has totally skipped out > on Perl6 development, and the other interested people d

Wrapup time

2000-09-12 Thread Nathan Torkington
Larry's going to release a draft of his langauge decisions on the 1st of October. My plan to prevent a flood of 100 new RFCs on September 30: - deadline for new RFCs of Sep 25. After that, only discussion of old ones. - send mail to existing authors of "developing" RFCs telling them t

Re: Wrapup time

2000-09-12 Thread Michael G Schwern
On Tue, Sep 12, 2000 at 10:28:28PM -0600, Nathan Torkington wrote: > Larry's going to release a draft of his langauge decisions on the 1st > of October. > > My plan to prevent a flood of 100 new RFCs on September 30: > > - deadline for new RFCs of Sep 25. After that, only discussion of >o

Re: Wrapup time

2000-09-12 Thread Nathan Torkington
Michael G Schwern writes: > There's a good chunk of people who are working on things for > YAPC::Europe at the moment and Sept 25th happens to coincide with > about when everyone will be staggering back. To avoid having to > choose between spending the next week working on YAPC or working on > Pe