[wikka-community] Tracker notifications
Dario Taraborelli
dartar
Sun Sep 30 15:58:04 GMT 2007
I guess the problem is just terminological then:
- community *is* supposed to be the place to discuss Wikka
development, but it's misused
- dev *is* supposed to be the internal list, but it's misused
- news is supposed to be the low-traffic list for release/important
announcements only
The scope of the lists is described here: http://wikkawiki.org/
WikkaMailingLists
If it's not clear enough, please edit the description.
I don't see how we could do with 2 lists only, unless you want to
force those users who are interested in new releases only to receive
a lot of traffic regarding bugs and feature/support requests.
d
On 29 Sep 2007, at 18:24, Marjolein Katsma wrote:
> At 17:19 2007-09-29, Brian wrote:
>> On Sat, Sep 29, 2007 at 12:41:27PM +0200, Marjolein Katsma wrote:
>>> We're usually discussing development subjects quite openly in the
>>> #wikka
>>> channel, going to private only when needed, so I don't see any
>>> problem
>>> following the same pattern with the email lists as well.
>>
>> If I can throw my USD0.02 in here...many projects have open moderated
>> dev lists (anyone can subscribe, but posts are moderated), and an
>> additional closed security list. I'm going to make an alternative
>> suggestion: Open the dev list to moderated posting, and create a new
>> security list. The community list should remain active for news
>> that's of interest to the Wikka community (more akin to an announce
>> list), and not become the "new" dev list.
>
> That makes sense - as well as Bastien's idea of (then) combining the
> "commmunity" and "news" lists: too many lists woudl be confusing
> for all
> concerned.
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