We have just finished using RFCs for brainstorming. They served
several purposes:
- to provide a common reference point for discussion
- to make people think through their suggestions (the hit-and-miss
IMPLEMENTATION section)
- to document the results of the discussion (not always effective
> "NT" == Nathan Torkington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
NT> I've heard people asking for RFCs to continue after the brainstorming.
NT> What do we want to do that we need RFCs for? Design? Implementation?
NT> Working out the fine details of behaviour?
well, this is the right time to o
