"Roy T. Fielding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1. Somebody else has to vote on creation of a new lab.
> I just don't see the point. I can understand having retroactive
> votes wherein an inappropriate experiment is forcibly moved
> elsewhere. I can also understand a documented list of things
> that must be true for a lab to be started by a committer.
> But I think we could easily replace the pre-proposal and vote
> with a commit-then-review policy
Has this really stopped anyone from proposing a lab?
I'm fine with switching to commit-then-review, but I'm not sure it
will really make a difference in the number of type of proposed labs.
> 2. There is only one dev mailing list and one commits mailing list.
> Having only one list has the effect of removing opt-in conversation.
> In other words, I self-censor my chatter on this list about my lab
> because I don't know if the others on the list are even remotely
> interested...
I wouldn't mind chatter. It's way too quiet here as it is. If a
particular lab gets too noisy then we can see about new list.
> I know the practical reasons for both of those constraints,
> since I am one of those infrastructure guys who occasionally
> creates mailing lists and subversion repos. But the current
> setup doesn't really work for me. I think it is important that
> webarch be publicly archived in a way that is usable by others,
> which means a topic-limited mailing list. Should I create such
> lists on on my own ISP to talk about an Apache lab? Or should
> I move my lab to my ISP so there isn't any concern about dual
> use of Apache resources? Or should I widen the httpd umbrella
> into something that would include webarch docs?
Any of the above? ;-)
I would prefer if we could find a way for Apache Labs to work for you.
I mean, isn't that the point? That is, unless you'd rather move the
work into httpd.
> I have just enough free time each day to worry about all
> the things I could do with my free time that aren't being done.
I couldn't agree more.
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