Re: Seeking Explanations of PRS-2 Standards

2017-01-23 Thread Christopher Pitt
The survey showed what was common, which became what was standard, as I recall. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "PHP Framework Interoperability Group" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

Re: Seeking Explanations of PRS-2 Standards

2017-01-23 Thread Christopher Pitt
Hey Spencer, To answer these why's, the team behind PSR-2 did a survey of commonalities amongst PHP frameworks: http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-2/#appendix-a-survey Kind regards Chris -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "PHP Framework Interoperability

Re: [PSR-5] @method Pointers

2016-12-20 Thread Christopher Pitt
It's an interesting idea, but I've always understood @method to be an inherited thing. So that "extends \X\Y" or "@mixin \X\Y" indicate where to find inherited methods, and @method/@mixin applied to the parent also applies to the child. -- You received this message because you are subscribed

[CC][Nomination Request] Sam Minnée

2016-12-06 Thread Christopher Pitt
Hi folks, I'd like to nominate Sam, but I'm not a voting member. Would anyone else like to? Sam is the original author, and a current core committer of the SilverStripe framework and CMS. He's a talented developer, an insightful project leader, and a wonderful human. Here's a bit of history,

Re: [CC][Nomination] Graham Daniels

2016-11-08 Thread Christopher Pitt
Could we lock this thread please? I think it's getting blown way out of proportion, and is just as harmful to the nomination as it is to the expression of opinion. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "PHP Framework Interoperability Group" group. To

Re: [CC][Nomination] Graham Daniels

2016-11-08 Thread Christopher Pitt
Hey Matthew, Let's take a step back here. I have given a reason for why I think it's a bad idea, but I'ave also said (very clearly I think) that it's just my personal opinion. That these are two very capable people, and that *sometimes* being reactive isn't the only approach we could take. You

Re: [CC][Nomination] Samantha Quiñones

2016-11-05 Thread Christopher Pitt
The only concern I have* here is that Graham has also been nominated, and that I don't think it's best for the committee for spouses to be on it together. * I love both these people, and I think they're both qualified and fantastic humans. I'd be saying the same thing if any other couple were

Re: [CC][Nomination] Graham Daniels

2016-11-04 Thread Christopher Pitt
> > Somebody who feels he's not "adding value" is a very poor choice for a CC > member. Not to put words in Graham's mouth (or Michael's mouth), but the previous FIG structure is *very* different from this new incarnation. I didn't feel like I was adding enough value to justify the amount

Re: [Review][Discuss] FIG 3.0 Upcoming Vote

2016-09-17 Thread Christopher Pitt
Performing managerial tasks doesn't make someone a manager of people. I suggest we ask ourselves the question - does FIG 3.0's definition of the secretaries differ from the current bylaws definition of the secretaries? Does the current definition of secretaries (or someone's disagreement of

Harmony between secretaries

2016-08-11 Thread Christopher Pitt
Hey folks, Nominations appear to be proceeding well. Given how many people (and diverse personalities) have been nominated, it seems appropriate to discuss the issue of harmony between secretaries. Let me give two examples: 1. Paul and Phil get voted in at the same time. What does that mean

Re: [Nomination] FIG Secretary: Phil Sturgeon

2016-08-11 Thread Christopher Pitt
The potential for Paul and Phil being secretaries together. What is happening to this day? > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "PHP Framework Interoperability Group" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an

Re: FIG 3.0 (Including a TL;DR Summary)

2016-08-07 Thread Christopher Pitt
> > secretaries taking an active role in a discussion threads, versus aiding > members in understanding content I don't understand the difference. Unless by "aiding members in understanding" you mean not speaking. Then I understand the difference. :) -- You received this message because you

Re: [Internal] [Discussion] Paul M Jones

2016-07-21 Thread Christopher Pitt
Hi Tom, > So is this thread really going to go on an on until Paul comes here and > agrees or disagrees with each "You're an asshole" comment on here? No, that is not the case. Many folks have suggested options which are not limited to expulsion or language reviews. If you go to back to

Re: [Internal] [Discussion] Paul M Jones

2016-07-20 Thread Christopher Pitt
Joshua, As far as I can tell, your first comment on this thread (on the 19th) came a day after Michael asked Paul to respond to proposed measures to address the problem under discussion (on the 18th). You are not the first person to suggest actions, nor are we all waiting for you, but rather a

Re: [Internal] [Discussion] Paul M Jones

2016-07-17 Thread Christopher Pitt
> > I will not disclose who as it is for individuals to make their own cases My strongest motivation for leaving was Paul's conduct on this list, towards me and others. For the record: I do not care to discuss different political views we may hold elsewhere. He is technically proficient and I