Re: [Fwd: CAP-12 - interm version 'A']
Mark Smith <[email protected]>
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Michael Fair wrote: > > > > > > If you honestly believe there were "thousands" of typos > > > > > and grammar changes then I have some land to sell you... > > > > > > > > Yet another dishonest (sorry Pat, it is a lie. Enthusiasm is for > > > > children) > > > > statement from Bruce. Doug said "thousands WG and private emails" not > > > > thousands of typos. Now who is the one trying to mislead this list? > > > > > > If you believe that Doug has actually received thousands of > > > emails about this between Cap-10 and now then I have some > > > land to sell you... > > > > I just checked the list, there were 1580 emails on the list > > from the announcement of -10 (end of Feb) until now. > > > > He said he went back a month before editing -11, and feb > > had 280 (est), total 1860. > > > > If he went back to Jan that is about 150 (est) more. > > Bringing the total to 2010. > > > > Now assuming he got any private emails, 2,000 is 'thousands'. > > Minus some number between -11 (or -12) and now. > > Oh come on, how many of those actaully had > proposed changes in them or did the threads even warrant > reading for proposed changes? Who cares? > On Feb. 28th Doug announced the availability > of -10. Since then I can only find 1095 emails to > the list. Of which 376 (roughly 25%) have been > directly related to the July 28th RECURRENCE-ID > discussion where the disagreements over > RECURRENCE-ID really starting flying and none of > that discussion has had one sugestion in about > CAP yet. My list shows 1580, I wonder where the difference is. I copied the archive to a local file, made a 2nd copy deleted all of the messages prior to 28 feb, then loaded the result in netscape, it had 1580 email in it. Then just by looking I estimated the Feb ad Jan emails. You did not read all of the RECURRENCE-ID issues did you? They were not all only about RECURRENCE-ID. There were messages where people did not change the subject line or mixed multiple topics in the message.