I also want to know why we can't create/use a forum: It'll  be more organized, 
easier to seach, more categorized and more user frendly for new comers

So what do you think?

Regards

Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2013 17:42:26 +0100
From: lars.ku...@xen.org
To: chip.child...@sungard.com
CC: xen-...@lists.xen.org; xen-de...@lists.xen.org; xen-api@lists.xen.org
Subject: Re: [Xen-API] [Proposal] Additional mailing lists for specific purposes


  
    
  
  
    Hi,

      

      seems nobody has any views. How about I make a more concrete
      proposal. I also noticed that we have no real global list for
      voting and proposals (and to discuss issues like this). I have to
      include all lists, which creates spam. As already indicated on the
      blog, at some point we should move to @lists.xenproject.org, which
      will cause some impact on mailfilters, etc. (similar to when we
      moved from @lists.xensource.com to @lists.xen.org about a year
      ago). So that may be a good opportunity to deal with some
      inconsistencies that have grown over time. 

      

      It also raises questions about naming conventions for new lists.
      Should lists be 

      - xen-...@lists.xenproject.org, or should they be 

      - xenproject-...@lists.xenproject.org

      And then of course, should any convention be forward looking or
      should we rename lists to be consistent and (as we are already
      changing @lists.xenproject.org, changing the actual list name may
      not be any worse).

      

      On new lists, we will need lists for

      
        xenproject-market...@lists.xenproject.org ... maybe
          xenproject-public...@lists.xenproject.org hits it better than
          marketing (seems to work for debian)

        
        I need something for votes and discussions that cut accross
          sub-project and teams. Maybe
          xenproject-propos...@lists.xenproject.org or
          xenproject-decisionmak...@lists.xenproject.org? Just putting
          these into the room: none of these sound right to me. Maybe
          xenproject-leaders...@lists.xenproject.org is better?
        We will have a list for the advisory board, which wants to
          be totally open and transparent. So this would be
          xenproject-advisorybo...@lists.xenproject.org and I will post
          minutes, etc. of the last meeting when we created the list.

        
        xenproject-private, if we actually need it would work too.
          However the advisory board recommended in the meeting last
          week not to have any private lists at all. So maybe we don't
          need this.

        
      
      Also, for example XAPI does not have a separate dev or user list.
      That is also one to consider at some point. 

      

      Anyway, I am just putting these into the room for discussion.

      

      Lars

      

      On 19/04/2013 04:52, Chip Childers wrote:

    
    
      On Sun, Apr 14, 2013 at 06:52:09PM +0100, Lars Kurth wrote:

      
        1) A list for coordinating blog posts, other communication,
attending of event, etc. - not sure about the name, so am looking
for suggestions. I am not sure whether we should have public
archives: comparable lists of other projects don't.

      
      From an outsider / lurker perspective, xen-market...@lists.xen.org is a
good fit.


      
        2) A semi-private invite mailing list for ALL project leads,
committers and maintainers of ALL projects hosted on xen.org

      
      Similarly to above: xen-priv...@lists.xen.org

Both of these list names are used in other projects I'm working with /
observe.


    
    

  


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