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Subject: RE: [ws-caf] Weekly meetings?
In brief, for me -- No. This would be too great an allocation of time against everything else that is on. In long -- In my view more careful presentation of the issues upfront, and greater allowance for general discussion would abbreviate issue resolutions. The actual scenario and requirements are not well understood, in my view (see the scenario presentation required to clarify the optmization discussion today). So one approach might be to e.g. allow two big topics to be generally discussed in one meeting, and then discuss concrete resolutions in the next meeting etc, based on subsequent e-mail discussion. I think that the issue-driven, text-driven, motion-driven (and thus RR of Order-driven) approach has the same defects as thinking-by-code. Time on design is never wasted, and premature coding is a good way of avoiding collaboration. Familiarization and scene-setting helps avoid early ossification, and helps set a proper frame. For example: the recent enlistment optimization discussion feels like a micro-climate. Does the TC care about optimization, unlike WS-AT and BA? If so, to what extent? Why did we jag off on this particular optimization? What are the intended differences from WS-AT? (What is the value proposition of WS-Acid?). With such a change of emphasis I feel it would then be worth putting 1.5 hours per call into the meetings, particularly the discursive ones. I think the actual resolutions would fall out more naturally. Alastair -----Original Message----- From: Greg Pavlik [mailto:greg.pavlik@oracle.com] Sent: 01 August 2005 20:15 To: ws-caf Subject: [ws-caf] Weekly meetings? I'd like to see us find a way to accelerate our progress on the present specfication. An hour is a relatively short time to get through some of the complex issues with which we are grappling. An hour every two weeks makes it hard to drive multiple issues to closure. Would the TC be up for meeting on a weekly basis? Greg
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