I'm forwarding this to the boinc_dev email list. I don't really understand what's being proposed. Can someone clarify it? Thanks -- David
On 06-Jun-2012 10:38 AM, Андреев Александр wrote: > Hi, Dr. David. > I am a longtime member of distributed computing. > My name is Alexander. My nickname AlexA[boinc.ru]. > I am one of the founders of the team "Russia Team", and I am the site > administrator www.boinc.ru > One of the advantages is the ability to create a BOINC team. > Teams compete on statistical websites. Teams compete with each other. This > helps > in the development of distributed computing. > Some time ago there was a tendency for an additional division teams. Began to > appear subcommand. > Some statistical sites are separate statistics for teams and subteams. > That is, there is a need to separate not only for users, teams and countries. > However, the statistics sub-teams of sites handled differently. There is no > common standard. > It may be worth considering the question of establishing the "Group Command"? > In other words, the "Team -1" and "Team _2" could not losing their statistics > together in a "general command" - "Super Group teams" :) > A "Team 3" and "Team 4" would unite in a "general command" "The World of > commands." > For these groups was carried out to separate individual statistics and > standings. And the group could compete with each other. > I think that this could give new impetus to the development team movement. And > for the development of distributed computing. > > Life evolves and must evolve with it. > Thank you for your attention. > Andreev Alexandr. _______________________________________________ boinc_dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ssl.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/boinc_dev To unsubscribe, visit the above URL and (near bottom of page) enter your email address.
