Ok, this is getting tedious guys.
How about the following course of action:
1. Start "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" now. There seems to be more-or-less a
consensus on this name.
2. Take all further discussion about the list's charter, etc. to the
new list.
3. If decision is made to rename the list, kill
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", create the new list
and repeat with step 1.
Cheers,
Pat.
On 16/07/2008, at 7:38 AM, Ketil Malde wrote:
Benjamin L.Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
In that case, how about the following, more detailed charter:
"Beginner-level discussion about primarily non-research-oriented
topics
This part is good. Friendly and inviting - nothing scary here.
serving the needs of non-computer-science students of Haskell
wishing to focus on Haskell as a language for learning programming as
part of a well-rounded liberal arts education"
.. but I don't quite understand the rationale for this. Why the
restrictions? It seems strange to me to have a list named
"beginners", but disallow e.g. comp.sci. students or people learning
Haskell as a non-first language.
But perhaps I misunderstood the intended purpose?
-k
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