Oleg Kalnichevski wrote: > (1) Attempt to go TLP and risk the possibility of never becoming viable > as a TLP. > > (2) Go back to Commons and wait for the next trend in the social > engineering to hit us. > > (3) Seek a new home elsewhere within ASF. Curiously enough our largest > and the most active user base within ASF appears to be the Webservices > TLP, not Jakarta. > > (4) Pretend nothing is happening and hope this whole hooplah will fade > away the same way Jakarta Silk did. > > (5) Pull the plug. Do something else like raising pigeons or something.
Maybe start some informal talks about 3 while intensely pursuing 4? The Synapse folks were seriously considering to roll their own HTTP implementation before choosing use, so I feel that webservices might be a good home if they are comfortable with it. But every kind of move means more work that does not benefit the code base, that's why I would try to delay it as long as possible. cheers, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
