Andy Clark wrote: > Joseph Kesselman wrote: > > Also, please note that the APIs which we're proposing to change are still > > considered experimental. Long-term stability is not yet promised. > > I don't consider XNI as experimental. It's been > around and in use by people since January and > being developed and refined for a year before > that. I think we should stop using the "it's > experimental so it's ok to break everyone" line > and start seriously considering the impact of > such changes on its user base.
hi, i totally agree. and i think it would be good idea to make available information of what parts of XNI are stable ... thanks, alek --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
