[tei-council] divliminality
Lou Burnard
lou.burnard at retired.ox.ac.uk
Thu Oct 17 13:18:35 EDT 2013
Well, I am not sure that I understand your suggestion for an alternative
here. If you know what the "alternative models" are, you are free to
propose them, obviously, and I hope you will. My recollection is that
after several hours debate the Council was unable to agree on which
model should be recommended, whence the suggestion to consult the
community. As to "kicking into the long grass" I think this idea is
pretty well buried in long grass already so we can't make things much
worse by seeking for guidance from the community.
Do we have a seriously better plan?
On 17/10/13 17:10, Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
> i fear I remain a little sceptical about this. Isn't it simpler to just present
> the alternative models and ask what people prefer? You'll end up having
> do do that anyway. My fear is that the
> crowdsourcing thing just kicks it all into the long grass, and it will remain
> unsolved for another year. But I said that before.
> --
> Sebastian Rahtz
> Director (Research) of Academic IT
> University of Oxford IT Services
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>
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