Peter Donald wrote:

>On Tue, 27 Aug 2002 08:46, Stephen McConnell wrote:
>  
>
>>Peter Donald wrote:
>>    
>>
>>>>Lets get a collaborative solution on meta-info that we are all
>>>>comfortable with first?
>>>>        
>>>>
>>>If you are comfortable with what you have done then go with it. I am
>>>comfortable with what I have done so I am going with it.
>>>      
>>>
>>So in other words - forget about collaboration.
>>    
>>
>
>No - as long as you want to cooperate then you are welcome to join in the CK 
>stuff. If you want I can separate out the info stuff to a proposal directory
>
>However I don't think it is wise to bind to specific implementation strategies 
>and nor do I think it is wise to support N different component models when 1 
>is enough.
>

Are you willing to accept a majority decision on this?

If we go done this path lets do it properly.  We setup a seperate 
project specifically to converge
containerkit meta-info with excalibur/meta meta-info - the first thing 
we post is the pitch documents - you prepare "why containerkit meta-info 
is the best thing since sliced bread" and you also write up "why 
excalibur/meta is the wrong thing" (short-term, long-term, whatever). 
 We go through a debate - one counter email from you, one counter email 
from me.  

We put it to a vote.  
You and I are excluded from the vote - we leave it up to the community.

 * if there is a majority off non-abstaining votes

    - we undertake to support each other's work - i.e. mutual DTD 
recognition
      and management

    - we mutually undertake to address concensus raised by the other 
people here

    - we mutually agree that vetos cannot be applied by you or I during the
      decision process

    - we update, we recall a vote

 * if there is a majority of +1 (over abstain) for a particular solution

    - if it containerkit you undertake to move the meta-info content into
      a seperate module from containerkit and I will undertake to 
synchronize
      Merlin to that module and dispose of excalibur/meta

    - if it is excalibur/meta you undertake to move the containerkit 
solution
      above it and dispose of cotainerkit's meta-info

 * if there is a discussion process arrising from the process, you and I 
both
   agree that they are right and our options may influence the process 
but we
   update the common project even if you and I don't like it - we go out of
   out way to compromise - the winner is the one who sucks-up the best 
to the
   future users

Are your ready?

Steve.

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Stephen J. McConnell

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