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On Wed, Aug 18, 2004 at 11:40:58PM -0400 or thereabouts, Hasan Khalil wrote: |
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> So, what's the verdict then? Is there enough of a push behind this to |
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> get a GLEP going? If so, who is to write it? Let's get this going, if we |
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> can. I'd sure love to see a gentoo 'planet'... As well as a list of |
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> gentoo events in my area! (Jeez I'm a geek). |
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If and when someone writes a GLEP, it needs to cover the following items: |
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* how it will accommodate devs who do not already have a blog. |
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* how we will measure whether or not it is 'successful'. |
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At this point, I'm highly skeptical that enough people will use it to |
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warrant having it in the first place. So I'd like to see some |
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pre-established metrics that will help determine whether or not we delete |
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this thing down the road. Something like "X devs updating their blogs at |
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least Y times per month." The statistics should be reasonable -- remember, |
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we have something close to 300 developers nowadays. Just because 5 people |
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use this blog regularly does not mean it's a success. |
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--kurt |
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