Re: Un-subscribe from public-html without leaving HTMLWG?

How about a daily digest of list activity?

This workgroup has significantly more members than other workgroups  
and therefore more list activity. A daily digest is a common feature  
for groups of this size and for good reason. :-)

Cheers,
Galen O'Hanlon


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On Jul 3, 2007, at 7:52 PM, Karl Dubost <karl@w3.org> wrote:

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> Le 2 juil. 2007 à 18:53, Ben 'Cerbera' Millard a écrit :
>> Karl Dubost wrote:
>>> I'm willing to ask the system team, but first I need to clarify  
>>> the incentive to stay on the WG if not participating?
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>> I would still be participating.
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> How? Most of the work done is made in an asynchronous way by the  
> mailing list?
> It is interesting to understand how you conceive your active  
> participation to the group, so we could maybe define a better  
> architecture for this group with different kind of sub-groups.
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>> Karl Dubost wrote:
>>> People are not forced to be on the HTML WG to follow the  
>>> discussions.
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>> Correct. But people need to be on HTMLWG to participate in surveys.
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> Surveys are a decision tool. The goal of the WG is to do work on  
> things. See my question above.
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