On 6/24/06, Andy Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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We think that Kabuki is an ideal fit for a certain class of Ajax solutions but not for others. As such, we expect Kabuki to co-exist with Dojo, GWT, and others. We now agree with other members of OpenAjax that a peer relationship between these projects is best. We feel that this approach facilitates sharing and collaboration and is better than an approach where one project has a special relationship with Apache while others do not.
Hi Andy, hopefully you can help me understand this bit a bit better. Having a formal relationship between the various pillars of the AJAX community sounds like a great idea, but why would one of those projects being at Apache give it an advantage over the others? I ask this not to change your mind, we all follow our itch - be it business, individual or community; but because I'm not seeing the advantage. A more extreme question would be to wonder if this advantage is going to be a problem for any Ajax initiatives that might occur at the ASF? Hen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
