RE: Project status

> 
> Joshua Steele wrote:
> >>Hmm...  Okay, would you be willing to give it another shot?
> > 
> > 
> > It all depends on how much work I see the project is 
> getting completed. 
> > The first time I had high hopes of getting this thing 
> going, and everyone
> > disappeared, except a select few, and no work was able to 
> be done.  I am
> > not doing that again...nor am I having any high expectations (or any
> > expectations at all?) from the project.  

Eric,
I am still here..  Unforunately, current world events have made my
job a bit more hectic.  When things start to die down a bit more
I should start having more free time to devote to other areas.
I am still here though, lurking the the shadows (for the time
being).  I have small amounts of time spreadout thru the week,
so let me know if there is anything that I can help get done.

If things start 
> coming together
> > again, I will have no argument in using the domain...right 
> now I have a
> > temp. site on the domain, and several individuals using the domain
> > frequently...which is not a problem, but I am not going to shoot the
> > domain at eric's server, or have eric shoot his domain at 
> my server, etc.
> > until things start coming together, and there is an actual 
> need for the
> > domain.
> > 
> > I think if we are going to proceed further, we first need 
> to dump this
> > CORE bullshit for the time being, and just let the people 
> who have the
> > time/energy to help with a certain task, help.  Its fine to 
> say "person A
> > is in charge of this", etc.

The CORE concept was proposed to help people identify who was 
the main project leads.  There is nothing that says it can't be
opened up to more people.  This kinda was a fancy way of saying
to the world:  Hey, you intereted?  If so, there are the people 
to talk to.

>But it makes no sense 
> delegating a task like
> > web design to person A (not flaming anyone, just an 
> example) when person A
> > doesn't have the time/energy to complete the web design 
> task in a timely
> > manner...its like a vehicle assembly line...you can't have 10 people
> > assembling the vehicles together at the start of the 
> assembly line, if the
> > painters aren't able to paint the vehicles at end of the 
> assembly line. 
> > Eventually all you have is chaos, and no productivity 
> results from chaos.
> 

True.  True.

> Wow.. you sound a bit irritated.. Please send me your 
> username, and I'll 
> get with you on passwords and such.. You'll be going in no time..
> 

Hmmm. I don't remember if I had been given an account.  I still very much
want to support the projects.  Is it possible for me to recieve such an
account?  

> I agree with you mostly, but if you were really anxious to 
> get started 
> on it, why didn't you email me asking for a login?
> 
> Oh well, no worries, let's just focus on the tasks at hand.  
> Stacy - do 
> you still have the todo list?
> 

Yes I do... http://digiflux.org/  There is a link there for it.


> Eric
> 
> 
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