Re: Working alongside other groups (was Re: [MACCAWS] Hello to Group)
Chris Kaminski <[email protected]> Fri, 02 Aug 2002 06:19:54 +0200
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Thus spake Jon Dillon:
> Oh that's not what I meant at all Steph. I think we should be focused on
> producing something, anything, before we run around and ask a lot of people
> for their help. It didn't mean to say that inviting them to join us was a
> bad idea, or that they shouldn't be included soon. Only that until we
> produce something, I think it's all just talk.
+1 to that.
I have been involved in several initiatives that started with great fanfare
and high expectations and eventually petered out. Get something done, then
worry about cooperation.
The only exception I could think of was if there was interest in becoming
part of another group (say, as one of the WaSP's old action committees), but
at this point I don't know as that would necessarily offer much benefit.
As far as watching what other groups are doing, that should be something the
research group already has their eye on, no?
chris.kaminski == ( design | code | analysis )
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