On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 6:30 PM, Dan Allen <dan.j.allen(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> 1. Forward emails from jsr-314-comments to jsr-314-open.
> 2. Open up jsr-314-comments (ie. make jsr-314-comments read/write/archived
> for the world).
>
> Relaying the message allows a person's voice to be heard but gives them
little opportunity for engaging in a conversation. It's like playing
telephone and the result is that the message gets garbled. So #2 is what I
prefer. Plus, channeling messages from the community directly into the main
list just causes confusion. We need those threads isolated and interactive.
Then, when there is really an action item, it comes over into the main list
and we discuss how to address it formally. It's like having a -users and
-dev list split, except in this case -users would not be for questions about
how to use JSF, only how to improve it.
+1 for #2
-Dan
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