Hi jorge. Don't worry. The attached document was a brainstorm to illustrate the principle, not as a final list of tasks. I would like to stimulate the dev community to start thinking about switching to release mode for a bit. I think it might focus the effort. The project is constantly evolving, but not necessarily in a direction. Everybody is scratching his itch, which is what open source is about, but every now and them it is time to focus on a joint goal. That's it. I'm not of characters. Bye, N. On 2/3/08, Jorge G. Mare (a.k.a. Koki) <koki@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi Axel, > > Axel Dörfler wrote: > > "Jorge G. Mare (a.k.a. Koki)" <koki@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Niels Reedijk wrote: > >>> Exactly how does that remark relate to this message? N. > >> It relates specifically to the part of your message where you make > >> proposals about Haiku marketing on a development list. > > > > We need to work together closely on this one, and this is the right > > list to do so. > > This is definitely the right place for all the development aspects of > his proposal, but I highly doubt it is the place to discuss the > marketing aspects to the degree of details and specifics that Niels went > into in his proposal (see below). > > > Of course we don't need to talk about the specifics, > > Well, Niels was quite specific, and was even hinting at organizational > changes that would have had an effect on how marketing is done. His > specific ideas in the area of marketing included subjecting it to the > oversight of a release coordinator, the notion of communication agents > (?) and specific steps of what marketing should do in each phase. > > > only about when and what, but there is no need to be rude without > > reasoning. > > My reply was direct, yes, but I don't think it was rude. It may just be > a matter of perception. :) > > Ceers, > > Koki > > >