> We had stumbled on the discovery that by normalizing the work so it all > happened in one place intermediated by the machine we were more > thoughtful, more efficient, more convivial, effective due to the > orthogonal skills, able to tap into bits of serendipity, able to work > with people who could be prickly in person, etc. etc. etc.
I've had this sort of experience around a Wiki. People started to refer to "the DevConfig page" where we posted host names and such... everyone knew where to go to get the current info. > One thing that would happen in that context was that NNTP threads would > often lie idle for months only to suddenly come back to life. That is > one reason it could be used for working on individual > bugs/enhancements/ports/etc. Yup, very Wiki-ish. Fun stuff! Yours, Tom --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
