On 11/26/2010 08:40 PM, Thiago Macieira wrote:
> Let's not have it if we don't have to. If and when we reach a point where 
> major technical decisions need deciding and we can't find a group of 
> maintainers skilled to make the decision, we'll revisit this idea.

OK. Agreed, since I wasn't really a fan of it either. I've commented out
the section on the proposal wiki page.

For now, I'd just say we go for maintainers+a consensus model, let's see
how far common sense gets us? *IF* we get to a point where there is a
lack of common sense, then well, perhaps we have other problems? :)

> However, I actually like the idea of having people who look after the 
> community well-being. This has nothing to do with the technical Governance of 
> the project, though. KDE has the Community Working Group (CWG) and they're 
> not 
> technical. Unlike the TWG, the CWG is working just fine.

I think that's a bit beyond the scope of this thread, but it is
something to think about.


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