[Compcomm] The Next Step

Mike Dransfield mike at blueroot.co.uk
Tue Apr 17 20:01:39 EDT 2007


Will Farrington wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-04-18 at 00:31 +0100, Mike Dransfield wrote:
>   
>> Since its just a change of domain name, can we discuss who will
>> own this domain?
>>
>> I am not happy about anyone except David being in control of the
>> 'official' domain for obvious reasons.
>>     
>
> I agree.
>
>   
>> It still really does not explain why we have to change domains,
>> forum name and possibly logo for.  It seems like a lot of extra effort
>> and expense for not a lot of gain.
>>     
>
> Because it was agreed a long while back that this would allow us to have
> a neutral forum for the merged project that wouldn't have all the
> ambiguity and confusion that two separate forums would. Furthermore,
> there's a good backlog of information on the Beryl forum that really
> ought to be preserved if for nothing more than the poor kid who has Z
> issue and someone posted Y fix a long time ago on the Beryl forum.
>   

Neutral from what / who exactly?  Compiz?  David?

Preserving posts from the beryl forum is not an argument
for creating an entirely new one.  We can copy over posts if thats
what you want.

>> I thought the discussion about what we actually require was productive
>> and helpful but for some reason people keep demanding we change
>> names (yet again).
>>     
>
> I'm not demanding anything other than what's already, as far as I know, been agreed upon to begin with.
>   

The agreement on what we agreed to change the name of
has always been hard to define.

One day its an entirely new project, another day its just a different
domain, another day its the entire 'community', another day its a
collection of plugins... etc etc

There has never been a straight answer about what we are changing
the name of or for what reason.  This is why I am very skeptical, it
sounds to me like the same sort of logic that was used to justify the
fork originally.


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