+1 to Gavin's suggestions. I would keep the IRC channels as-is for the
time being; from the infrastructure perspective Apache doesn't have an
IRC server, so it's purely a community decision.
I think in the long term - namely, once the podling has a release in
progress, the group of committers are getting used to the Apache Way,
and we have something real to show to users (at least, advanced users),
- then it would be worth having a conversation about changing the IRC
channel. Once we start making Apache releases, we'll really need to
consciously get people to think of this as the Apache OpenOffice project
- and not just the old OpenOffice.org project.
But we're not there yet, so I recommend not worrying about this yet.
- Shane
On 7/20/2011 6:26 AM, Gavin McDonald wrote:
-----Original Message-----
From: Eike Rathke [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, 20 July 2011 7:57 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: IRC Channel?
Hi Jürgen,
On Wednesday, 2011-07-20 09:44:48 +0200, Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
maybe i got something wrong but i think in the end we decided to move
forward with the existing channel #dev.openoffice.org
I wouldn't name that a decision, and that's probably why there's some
confusion, but yes, opinions were leaning towards continuing with
#dev.openoffice.org
I have been sat in the #ooo-dev channel since it got created and zero
traffic
has come by. My log says this:
Day changed to 07 Jul 2011
Day changed to 08 Jul 2011
Day changed to 09 Jul 2011
Day changed to 10 Jul 2011
Day changed to 11 Jul 2011
Day changed to 12 Jul 2011
Day changed to 13 Jul 2011
Day changed to 14 Jul 2011
Day changed to 15 Jul 2011
Day changed to 16 Jul 2011
Day changed to 17 Jul 2011
Day changed to 18 Jul 2011
Day changed to 19 Jul 2011
Day changed to 20 Jul 2011
Admittedly I have joins/parts/quits on /ignore but still, nobody said a word
(until earlier today, thanks Curcuru.)
I guess the idea of the name change was the expectant name change of
dropping .org but that too is still
undecided. At this point I would suggest therefore continue with
#[dev.]openoffice.org channels at don’t
worry about #ooo-dev for now.
Gav...
Eike
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