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SC Membership (was Re: LDraw Versioning)
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Mon, 17 Mar 2003 18:54:22 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> GREAT input Wayne. (now, can we twist Wayne's arm to be on the SC?)
[snip]
> If the SC is self selecting, (this is a community consensus thing, I'm
> assuming but not asserting that the community is OK with that) we have 3
> members already and at least one of the members (me) wants Wayne in on this
> for his previous standards body experience. That would be 4. Steve B is a
> must, that's 5.
All:
I'm open to the concept of being on the SC. My concern is that
is that I am not either a heavy LDraw user or LDraw tool person.
This is primarily because most of the LDraw tools only run on
Windows and I only run Linux these days. About the only LDraw
program I have run is LeoCAD, which runs on both Windows and Linux.
These days I've been putting a bunch of effort into designing a
more general purpose CAD/CAM system for Linux. It is layered
on top of OpenGL, GLUI (an OpenGL based toolkit), and GTS (Gnu
Triangulated Surface library.) So I suspect that I have enough
technical horsepower to meaningfully contribute to the LDraw
SC topics.
I'd hate to be taking a position on the SC that somebody else
wants, but is too shy to ask for. Let's let things cook for a
few more days before settling on the final committee membership.
I would suggest that somebody (not me) start a new thread
officially asking people if they would like to be on an
LDraw Standards/Steering Committee. Let's find out how many
people are interested in being members first.
-Wayne
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| GREAT input Wayne. (now, can we twist Wayne's arm to be on the SC?) Yes, we should learn from orgs but not adopt everything. The proper balance is key. What follows is some ILTCO organizing committee experience. On the topic of conference calls, (...) (22 years ago, 17-Mar-03, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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