+1 seems like a good idea to me.

Ciao
Michele

Kevin Dangoor wrote:
> I've commented that I'm not entirely fond of the notion of splitting
> the list into "-users" and "-devel". Earlier today, it struck me that
> it *is* important to do so, however.
>
> During 0.9's development, I thought it important that the things we
> were working on were getting the attention of the community as a
> whole. The downside to this, though, is that more people probably
> moved to the svn trunk version than was wise and that people would
> have seen the reports of things breaking and possibly gotten the wrong
> impression of TurboGears 0.8's stabiity.
>
> I'm imagining the kinds of conversations we're going to have about
> First Class and I really don't want that to trip people up from all of
> the great things we've built for the 0.9 release.
>
> I don't think the split is so much a split between core development
> and what most users are doing and asking about. I think the split is
> more about people using current (0.8 and 0.9) releases and future
> development (First Class, at present).
>
> So, I propose making a new list called turbogears-future, specifically
> chartered for discussions about the next (or even farther down the
> line) major version of TurboGears. Bug fixes and minor features that
> show up in the current releases will continue to appear on this list.
>
> How does that strike you?
>
> Kevin
>
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