RE: [RESULT] Tapestry/Jakarta Proposal

I think the case of having no response from someone is quite likely to occur
in other future votes as well. For example, if I am away on a business trip
with no internet access, I will not be able to respond, although I would not
want to block the process either.

Will it be a good idea to setup a "voting deadline"? It could be, say, 4
business days or a week or sth like that. Perhaps Andrew can share his
experience on this topic?

Best regards,
-mb

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(I believe I got votes from everyone from Neil, but I'm at work and
operating
from memory).

Howard Lewis Ship: +1
Richard Lewis-Shell: +1
Mind Bridge: +1
Geoff Longman: +1
Malcom Edgar: +1
Neil Clayton: MIA

Mr. Impatience (that's me), thinks we should go ahead based on lazy
consensus.
I'm really anxious to get the ball rolling with the Jakarta PMC.

So, at this point, so I send the proposal, or should Andrew Oliver?

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