Hi Barbara, Mike, Paul, others

Well, here is the opinion part.

(opinion, since I'm not raising my hand to
do the work - deleting at *this* point is a
reasonable thing to do with this post therefore)

I've never tried to  compare how things are done at
the web forum and on the ML - but I will make this
an exception.

There is a reasonable percentage of the
'solution providers'  and moderators at the forum for
whom that is their primary (or only) activity within the
OO.o community.

ML and web forum - both are just a communication
channel and share some attributes with all
communication channels, human discourse or digital.

They are real time, interrupt driven and when 'events'
happen that need servicing there is a finite time frame
in which it needs to be finished, else the actual
exchange rate in the channel suffers.

- Here is the advice section -
(even more suspect regarding usefulness)

Relax - It isn't really broken.

The real problem *was* the same problem that
plagues many things here, lack of human resources.

What happens then is that it becomes much to
easy for the people that are willing to put in
the time, to do the work, to become over extended,
that's really IMO all it was.

For many things that fact of life can be accepted.

This wasn't one of them.

Paul, Barbara, Mike, NoOp, other names, you all
know them, are the folks that need to be
empowered to handle the 'events'.

How many of you, I don't know, talk with the folks
that run the other language MLs and see what's
working there - figure that traffic is going to scale
up over time - and you'll know the answer.

Then it just comes down to trust - if we (OO.o) can't
trust you folks enough to give what access rights
you need to actually perform the task we are
asking you to do - we all have a problem.

and with that I'll get out of the kitchen,

Drew

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