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To the #1,2,3. I expressed my thaughts earlier, and once more we cannot do 
nothing uf we cannot harm asf rules. Majority of people with rights to decide 
how project will go, are sleepy and disagree with everything.

#4 have some ideas on my head , need dictionary :)

#5 ok. If we still didnt have buildbots setted up. I  can provide my cpu time 
and bandwith to provide linux packages.

Mh


Andrea Pescetti <pesce...@apache.org>napísal/a:

>I see five short-term (say, something that must be either done or put 
>towards completion by end of February) priorities for OpenOffice as a 
>project. They overlap, and we, especially the PMC, need to agree on how 
>to order them, otherwise we risk pulling in different directions and 
>mutually blocking the initiatives from others.
>
>1) Election a new PMC Chair (the Chair has one, and clearly defined, 
>role: being the liaison officer between the OpenOffice PMC and Apache; 
>he/she can do much more, and I have been doing much more and I'll still 
>continue with the rest; but this is not part of the Chair duties).
>
>2) Internal reorganization: people say what they are going to do to 
>drive the project forward (so an "active" approach rather than the "I 
>don't have time, but someone should..." approach which is not working).
>
>3) Re-alignment between PMC and active community (the PMC, not the 
>Chair, steers the project; so people who work must be in the PMC and 
>people in the PMC should confirm they are still interested in being there).
>
>4) External reorganization: decide how we see OpenOffice as part of a 
>larger ecosystem, so what we can do in terms of collaboration with other 
>projects that are from Apache or from outside Apache.
>
>5) Release OpenOffice 4.1.2 (all of this must produce something for our 
>users!). This has a number of significant subtasks and preliminary tasks 
>(Release manager, digital signing...) but it would be pointless to 
>address them now.
>
>I'm asking for consensus, especially from PMC members, that we can carry 
>forward these 5 actions in the order I used above. I know you might have 
>different priorities, but if we manage to get these 5 items tabled we 
>can get rid of the "I see other priorities" blocker. Note that, if we 
>act responsibly and we are determined, we could start a new item (of the 
>5) every week, so by the end of February we can find an answer or a 
>roadmap for everything listed above.
>
>Do you agree with this scheduling? If it's a "no", please say it now 
>(and please give an alternative, otherwise we can't move), but if we 
>have a large majority of "yes" I'll move forward according to this plan.
>
>Regards,
>   Andrea.
>
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