> yeah, I really like this because oftentimes an announcment
> will incite a
> discussion, this way people can reply to the announcement on
> the haskell
> list if they want to discuss it and the people who dont care about
> anouncements can just stay on the announce list.
>
> I Would also be moderately in favor of merging the haskell and
> haskell-cafe lists back into one, mainly because I always felt the
> distinction was somewhat arbitrary, who knows what
> discussions will turn
> out to be too long or have interesting tangents until it is
> too late and
> everyone has said everything on haskell? but this is a
> different issue.
> I wonder how many addresses are on haskell and not
> haskell-cafe or vice
There are about 850 people on the haskell list, and about 700 people on haskell-café,
and I'm sure that most of the haskell-café members are also haskell members.
I'm happy to set up and moderate [EMAIL PROTECTED] if there's a general
consensus that this would be a useful thing.
As to whether we should merge haskell and haskell-café - personally I wasn't in favour
of the split at the time, but I recall that support was roughly 50/50 in favour.
Unless there's an overwhelming majority in favour of a merge I suggest we leave things
as they are.
Please don't mail the list with "I vote for haskell-announce"-type messages, and
direct follow-up discussion to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Reply-to: is set, I hope).
Cheers,
Simon (with [EMAIL PROTECTED] hat on)
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