Re: Interactive guide for new users

[Eduardo Mercovich]

Hello Yuan.

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> > I wouldn't be worried about that.  Just post the list you can come up
> > with, and others will chime in.

> I think a methodology that can produce a decision is helpful. IME
> people can’t converge on a result that no one opposes, and eventually
> everyone wore out and the discuss stalls.

Thanks a lot. That is my observation from reading the list too. 

> > > That's why I proposed a *process* to do it: we can all add our voices (all
> > > that are interested, at least) and go forward together because we agreed
> > > on how to do so. 

> > IME, talking too much about the process runs the risk to leave the
> > discussion there.  Having a list to discuss makes the discussions much
> > more practical.

Eli, the process doesn't seems to gather much discussion and a couple
people already liked it in public. It can be run just now if you say
yes, so there is no time wasted and a lot to gain if we can go forward
together with a common consensus. 

Please, let's try this approach and if it doesn't work, I promise I'll post my
personal list without a hitch. :)

--
eduardo mercovich

Donde se cruzan tus talentos 
con las necesidades del mundo, 
ahí está tu vocación. 
(Anónimo)