On 06/03/2010 03:47 AM, Daniel Kahn Gillmor wrote: > Ever write a bunch of code to solve a problem, get to the end of it, and > then realize there was a much better way you should have done it? > > The dc10 talks team had a long meeting tonight [0], which i'm now pretty > convinced we did the Wrong Way, thanks mainly to my so-called > "leadership" and my lack of foresight and understanding. > > I am reluctantly (and unilaterally) asking for a block on acting on > nearly all the results of the meeting. If any talks team member > (present at the meeting or not) reads this and says "what happened was > the right thing; go forward with the conclusions of the meeting as they > stand", i will set my block aside immediately. [...] > I'm very sorry about this, and sorry that my block here makes the talks > deadline slip still further. Please tell me if i should withdraw my block. Sorry for the confusion about what i meant by "block" above. I meant: * i'm requesting that people should not act on the action items we produced in the meeting, including external notification. * "set my block aside" means that i will rescind this request immediately if anyone from the talks team tells me to. --dkg
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