How to contribute to the charter?
Dear all, I am responding to the invitation for volunteers for the taskforce, and also for contributions to the draft charter. I would like to make some suggestions on the charter, but I see etherpad does not have change control markings. So while I could add new sections easily enough, if I were to change or delete existing text, that would hide what others have written before me, which isn't my intention. I also fear it might not be well received by the original author of those words. I know Google docs represents deletions/edits with a strikethrough on the original text, rather than suppressing it - but I also know that some people prefer not to use Google docs, and etherpad may have been chosen quite deliberately. So my first question is, how would you prefer to receive such contributions? Would you like me to start a new etherpad, for example? Malcolm. -- Malcolm Hutty | tel: +44 20 7645 3523 Head of Public Affairs | Read the LINX Public Affairs blog London Internet Exchange | http://publicaffairs.linx.net/ London Internet Exchange Ltd Monument Place, 24 Monument Street London EC3R 8AJ Company Registered in England No. 3137929 Trinity Court, Trinity Street, Peterborough PE1 1DA
Hi Malcolm, thanks for joining & for your willingness to contribute! On 26/06/17 12:09, Malcolm Hutty wrote:
Dear all,
I am responding to the invitation for volunteers for the taskforce, and also for contributions to the draft charter.
I would like to make some suggestions on the charter, but I see etherpad does not have change control markings.
Oh, that's a surprise to me - I expect that to be a standard feature.
So while I could add new sections easily enough, if I were to change or delete existing text, that would hide what others have written before me, which isn't my intention. I also fear it might not be well received by the original author of those words.
I know Google docs represents deletions/edits with a strikethrough on the original text, rather than suppressing it - but I also know that some people prefer not to use Google docs, and etherpad may have been chosen quite deliberately.
Indeed, it's a more "free & open" SW then g00gle...
So my first question is, how would you prefer to receive such contributions? Would you like me to start a new etherpad, for example?
Please don't - unless you find that the only option. You can either add your own version below, and mark it with your name; or send it to the mailing list, to be discussed here. Please do that before 10:30 tomorrow, so we can talk about it at the online meeting. Thanks, Vesna
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Malcolm Hutty
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Vesna Manojlovic