[OpenWireless Tech] a quick note about list etiquette: please post about projects
Dan Auerbach
dan at eff.org
Fri Nov 9 14:59:30 PST 2012
A wiki is a much more ambitious project than an IRC channel. We can
think about a general wiki, but my intuition is that we're better served
by individual projects maintaining their own wikis. From EFF's side, I
will try to come up with something documenting what we're up to, and
that may be in the form of a wiki -- I'll send that out as soon as it's
ready.
On 11/09/2012 02:15 PM, Natanael wrote:
>
> We also need a wiki.
>
> Den 9 nov 2012 19:02 skrev "Nathan Cheek" <myself at nathancheek.com
> <mailto:myself at nathancheek.com>>:
>
>
> > This way we can stay on track, and are less likely to fall into loud
> > disagreements. I don't want to disparage discussion -- which in
> general
> > has been on target and interesting to me -- but if you find yourself
> > rat-holing, I think IRC is a great place to have that argument.
> Is there an IRC channel where this discussion is taking place?
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