We have talked about list reorganization in the past. One thing that I discovered is that it would require much more discussion than I had originally thought. I have kept it on my todo list with relatively low priority, but if people think it would improve communication that much I can reprioritize it. In any case, don't expect too much activity on this front until after 1.6 RC1. ;) One thing that we can do more immediately and that we've thought might really accelerate decisions and bring our contributing community closer together is an IRC channel. #zftalk is great, but there is a *lot* of end user support there, as well. How much interest is there in a contributors' IRC channel? This is something that's so easy to set up we might be able to have it in place for RC1 and the rest of the release rollout.
,Wil > -----Original Message----- > From: Christoph Dorn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, July 04, 2008 8:38 AM > To: Laurent Melmoux > Cc: Pádraic Brady; Wil Sinclair; Zend Framework General > Subject: Re: [fw-general] Why haven't you reviewed the Zend_Tool > proposals? > > > I'm finding harder to follow the ZF development specific post in the > > general mailing list because it got busier with end-support. In the > > other hand the others mailing lists are almost not used and forwarded > to > > fw-general most of the time. > > > > I feel like 2 mailing list will be enough : > > * fw-general for end-users > > * fw-dev for ZF development. > > I agree. Two lists, one for end-user support/general questions and one > specifically for ZF developers (contributors & people interested in the > direction of ZF) would be better until there is enough activity to > warrant splitting them up further. > > Christoph >
