Re: @avalon
Peter Royal <[email protected]> Sat, 22 Mar 2003 14:28:57 -0500
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On Saturday, March 22, 2003, at 12:33 PM, Stephen McConnell wrote: > I would argue that the process would be more constructive if we made > the > assumption that a certain set of tags exist - and from that assumption, > work on ensuing that the respective interpretation of those tags by > different tools and resulting meta-info are consistent. The primary stickler seems to be over the lifestyle tag being in the @avalon namespace. I see Pete's argument, only things that *ALL* containers support go into the @avalon namespace. As a compromise, ow about we establish an @avalon-x namespace that holds items that, in the future, may be promoted to the @avalon namespace? That way Fortress and Merlin can both use @avalon-x (or @x-avalon) for the lifestyle tag, and phoenix would just ignore it. If/when the point in time comes that all containers are able to handle such components, we could promote the tag to the @avalon namespace. I see you & Berin's point Stephen, and I see Pete's. Both are valid. I think a third strategy might be a proper compromise, and allow us to move forward. Maybe Pete will end up being correct, as he was about the marker interfaces. Maybe you are correct in that a simple lifestyle tag is enough. But if we can't agree on where to put that information *today*, we be able to move forward and determine through practical experience what will work best. -pete