Update on issues under active review, and invitation for further feedback

The co-chairs met yesterday to discuss the MNX issues under active review. 
You can see the issues under active review here:

https://github.com/w3c/mnx/labels/Active%20Review

Issue #50 has now moved to "PR Review" as we have arrived at a consensus 
view on that issue. Anybody who wishes to provide feedback on that pull 
request can still do so.

For the remaining four issues under active review:

1. Distinguish directions that are not scoped to any particular sequence 
(#32): we believe that this can be closed, and invite any further feedback 
from the community before we do so.
2. How should directions be positioned metrically? (#6): we have made a 
proposal to resolve this issue, and invite feedback.
3. Should global (system) notations be interspersed within regular parts? 
(#2): we have made a proposal (
https://github.com/w3c/mnx/issues/2#issuecomment-367061034) and there has 
already been further discussion, but we continue to welcome any more 
feedback.

Finally, concerning issue #25 (altMNX: An alternative to the CWMNX+GMNX 
proposal), the co-chairs have posted a response inviting feedback from 
other members of the community:

https://github.com/w3c/mnx/issues/25#issuecomment-367339680

The co-chairs propose that this issue be closed; we understand James 
Ingram's (@notator) position, but we now need other members in the 
community to provide input and have a chance to speak on this subject.

Thanks very much for your participation in this process so far. We believe 
we are well on the way to resolving this first round of issue review.

Daniel, on behalf of Joe and Michael
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