On Friday, 23-Novenber-2007 at 7:34:18 Petr Krenzelok wrote, >Tim Johnson napsal(a): >> On Thursday 22 November 2007, Alessandro Manotti wrote: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> I was following all the discussions made in these days in this mailing >>> list, and... I asked to myself: is there any RT member (official member) >>> that read these emails? >>> >> >> <chuckle> We're waiting to find out with bated breath. </chuckle> >> >> The PL that I consider an alternative to rebol is newlisp. If you look at >> their forum, you will see that Lutz Miller - the developer of newlisp - >> participates almost daily in the community. >> >> Tim >> >Noone reads ML this days probably. Don't get me wrong, although we are >used to, ML is absolutly arcane way of communication, slow.
But for discussions, slow is good. Thoughtful responses are those which have been mulled over for a few hours or days. Instant ones are off-the-top-of-the-head ones. Useful if someone's already given the topic a lot of thought, but not if it's a new topic to them. And this ML has a nice, searchable, public archive. (Or 3.) Can you point me to archived discussions on these other channels regarding, say, which OSs get R3 first, and which are to follow. Or one discussing how the 'hybrid' closed/open-source approach was arrived at and why it's thought it'll work. And what the definition of 'working' will be under it. And I'm sure others can think of other discussions they'd like to read through too - if they're available. -- Carl Read. >So, now, in >opposite, just tell me, - who speds x hours daily his time communicating >with developers on instant messaging with instant file sharing, bugbase, >private channels, devbase, checklists, etc.? - Carl. > >So, those who want, spend their time on much more efficient channel than >is ML. And as for ML, there are others, who monitor it, and filter it >for Carl, if something important is said. And be sure this thread will >get his notice :-) > >Petr -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
