Of course the discussion didn't go sour. That is just David's interpretation of what might have happened.
Cheers Daniel On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 4:36 PM, Kevan Miller <[email protected]> wrote: > It certainly was not my intent to derail any use of Google+ or sour any > discussions. Just clarifying who would be/could be there. Unless you're > talking about it on the mailing list -- you're not talking to everyone. > Face-to-face, meetups, phone, skype, social networking, etc. -- all are > great. Just know that you aren't talking to the community in these settings. > > --kevan > > On Jul 16, 2011, at 5:37 PM, David Blevins wrote: > >> Looks like this discussion has gone sour. >> >> I encourage people to get in touch with each other as much as possible. >> Google+, Facebook, Twitter, IRC, conferences, two tin cans and a string.... >> All fine. All not part of the Apache process either. That doesn't make >> them bad, it just makes them non-official. >> >> Obviously the dev list is the only official channel of any Apache project. >> >> If people want to "hangout" on Google+ I might suggest using Google+ to >> coordinate that. >> >> Feel free to send invites to the lists. >> >> >> -David >> > >
