On Thu, 15 Dec 2005 20:36:01 +0100, "Dennis"
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everytime I have pointed out errors or asked the community to make some
decisions or do some work, then somebody with no Fastcode experience have
told me to go play somewhere else.
I don't think that is true, that is just 'selective memory' - we tend to
remember *some* things and forget others.
Honestly, I don't think the 'errors and omissions' are very important,
Fastcode infrastructure/driving force is.
General observations,
We are still a very loose 'organization', having been spoonfed and led
by the hand of Dennis C. during those previous years. We are spoiled -
Dennis took care of most all benchmarking, administrative jobs, hunting
for sponsors, kept on blowing life in the idea when the newsgroup became
silent, and so on...
The transition to a new organization is what should be on top of our
agenda, but it will take work and time. We must decide how we
should/could work together, share the responsibilities and work.
It has started, but as we don't have any 'interim dictator' things are
happening a bit unorganized. Perhaps it is time to go through the
different positions and assignments (again), make some schedules, select
a 'coordinator' and start acting like a real organization?
Until that is finalized, we shouldn't care so much about missing links
or turnaround time.
--
Anders Isaksson, Sweden
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