Time to get busy!

[Alaric B. Williams]

> How about nominations for a steering committee?  Once elected, the steering
> committee can work to serve as the focal point.  Any volunteers for the
> steering committee?  I think the steering committee should be made up of 
> people with heavy Lisp experience, which lets me out.  I'm not worthy to 
> make the comments I made above, I'm all talk.  I'm just a guy who learned
> Lisp at school almost 20 years ago and long to be able to use Lisp "in
> the real world".  I feel strongly that the world of OSs written in C has
> led us to the dead end of Unix and Windows.  

I think that the people on the SC should be people who have models/viewpoints
they are willing to defend. I mean, most people post their ideas on here,
but not everyone would be happy to actually design system components and
help code them to their designs... but the visionaries with the ideas
are the people that will have the motive to push to get things done, and
have ideas for better ways of doing things.

What I would suggest is that everyone who has a viewpoint to expound
(hi, Fare ;-) post a campaign manifesto stating their goals and
interests. Then Richard Coleman can either choose some or call a
vote, selecting the most popular ten or so. It would, obviously,
be good to choose so that people who do not have opposing
plans in the same area, but that's not as important as getting
a set of people whose ideas cover all the system components we'll
need.

ABW
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Alaric B. Williams (alaric@abwillms.demon.co.uk)

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