Re: Compromise Proposal

I saw you posted that on your blog a while back, and imho it's not
much of a response, and also imho, does not reflect the differences in
our positions.

How about this, give me temporary access to the RSS-Board list, to
post my compromise proposal there, so other members of your group can
consider it, and I can answer any questions they might have. 

If we are able to reach an agreement, then I will become a member of
the "board" and we can all work together. If it doesn't happen, after
say 3 months, I will resign from the list, or you can remove me if you
prefer.

I think it's a reasonable request Rogers, since you're claiming the
right to edit a document that I created, it seems that you should
allow me to discuss it with the people who are claiming that right.

Dave



--- In [email protected], "rcade" <cadenhead@...> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "Randy Morin" <randy@> wrote:
> > It's been more than two weeks since I posted this (also emailed it
> > to Dave) and I've not heard back from him. I'm replying to this
> > hoping that it might catch his attention and we can move forward on
> > the compromise.
> 
> To me, this disagreement boils down to two positions:
> 
> 1. Nobody should speak with any authority regarding RSS 2.0.
> 
> 2. Somebody should.
> 
> I'm all for pursuing compromise where one's possible, but I don't see 
> room for one between positions 1 and 2.
>




 
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