RE: [wss] Interesting article this morning...

["Hallam-Baker, Phillip" <pbaker@verisign.com>]

I think that the journalist in question was looking for the story 
he reported. 

One of the not-too-obvious things they teach you at media school
is that reporters can use quotes several months after they were
given. So it is very important to be aware that a statement made
on the best information available to you today might be obsolete
by the time it is printed.


We need to be focused on addressing the issues that are critical 
path for other Web Services Standards. Important does not
mean critical path. For example most people would agree that 
foundations and plumbing are important in an office block, but 
you can move into an office block and have a contractor add 
plumbing to your own specifications while the same cannot
be said of foundations, walls or the roof.


		Phill


> I just read http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,3959,599072,00.asp.  What
> troubles me is a simple perception in the media that we as a 
> team cannot act
> as one.  While I am sure that we already have and will 
> continue to have
> differences, I strongly urge us to act and communicate as a 
> team.  This
> simple thing will allow us to create/publish as a team and be 
> perceived as a
> team.