[PYTHON META-SIG] SIG cleanup?
Greg Stein
gstein@microsoft.com
Fri, 20 Sep 1996 11:33:16 -0700
I'd support moving the db-sig to "inactive," although I do want to try
to find some time to update the DatabaseAPI document and actually
include a link to it from the db-sig page.
sigh... maybe I can manage to get to it this weekend.
Moving forward, if somebody *does* propose to keep db-sig active, then I
wouldn't be opposed to another "owner" as I don't think that my current
business/personal directions coincide with it any more...
-g
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>From: Ken Manheimer[SMTP:klm@CNRI.Reston.Va.US]
>Sent: Friday, September 20, 1996 10:46 AM
>To: meta-sig@python.org
>Cc: fdrake@CNRI.Reston.Va.US
>Subject: Re: [PYTHON META-SIG] SIG cleanup?
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>Re retirement of the progenv sig. On one hand, it does not seem to be
>needed for any active, sustained collaborations. On the other hand, it
>now provides a home (last changed in early september) for fred drake's
>parser module development. If the progenv sig goes away, we should find
>another home for it - fred, any preferences, suggestions?
>
>In general, i'm quite impressed with how useful some sigs have been, as
>channels for targeted collaboration, and feel the experiment is a
>distinct success. I don't think we need to place too much burden
>on justifying the creation of a sig, as long as we keep vigilant about
>retiring ones that are no longer necessary. Otherwise it'll be more
>difficult for people to find the active ones...
>
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