> Too often -- in the context of some W3C working group -- I have heard > the comment "we do not have time for this" when someone has suggested > some improvement. > I would support Ora's position, except that I have yet to be convinced that we are taking our time over anything but pedantry. I think there is a danger of over-polishing the early docs. I was particularly sorry to hear Lynn say that she felt an e-mail needed polishing before being sent to this list. While I wouldn't want to encourage lots of ill-thought out and unreadable e-mail I would prefer a little too much e-mail over not being included in important discussions. The only documents that I think need polishing are those that are "standard's track". I do not believe the current WD is such. Despite not being 100% behind the current draft, I am 80% behind it, and find the 80/20 rule convincing me that is hence finished (for ever, at least for me). JeremyReceived on Friday, 22 February 2002 05:05:17 GMT
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