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In lugnet.cad.dev, Fredrik Glöckner writes:
> It seems to me that LDraw has become a project of secrecy and inside
> work. When did it stop being an "open" project? When did discussions
> concerning LDraw cease to be done in the open? I think I missed this.
Thank you Fredrik, for so succinctly expressing what I was feeling. I was
building up a lot of frustration because I felt I had to make a loud noise
in order to be heard.
> I realize also that discussions on the newsgroup tend to get all noisy
> and go nowhere. This is probably frustrating to work with, and I can
> see the desire to go underground. It is probably a lot easier to get
> things done when working alone, not having to achieve consensus among
> a diverse group as the people (left) on lugnet.cad.*.
I think the discussions should still be in the open. No consensus needs to
be reached in .cad per se, as long as those responsible for the
administration agree -- but issues like the long-term planning,
organization, and meeting with Lego using NDAs should not be done with the
LDraw users in the dark.
Cheers,
- jsproat
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