mailing list count

[Recordon, David]

So then lets figure out how to make it more clear. :)

Right now on openid.net it has a "Mailing Lists" link which goes off to
mailman.  I'd be happy to change that to the wiki page
http://openid.net/wiki/index.php/Mailing_lists if we think that would be
more useful.  Can use it to add clarity around each list.

In my view:
 - general at openid.net (Things which don't fall into other openid.net
lists)
 - specs at openid.net (Questions/feedback/proposals/changes to the specs
on OpenID.net)
 - security at openid.net (Security and anti-phishing discussion around the
OpenID protocol(s)) 
 - user-experience at openid.net (Could most likely be part of general, I
made it since there was an interest in active discussion)
 - marketing at iwantmyopenid.com (Created for the bounty, though is
largely being used to talk about joint marketing efforts for OpenID)
 - dev at openidenabled.com (Dev list for people with questions about using
Yadis/OpenID code from JanRain, IMHO should get moved over to
dev at incubator)
 - users at incubator (Created for every project, not being used right now)
 - dev at incubator (Discussion around everything about the code in the
Heraldry project)
 - private at incubator (Rarely used, only PPMC is subscribed)
 - yadis at danga (defunct)

So I think they are pretty clear with the exception of user-experience
not having a lot of traffic.

Anyone object to changing the link to the wiki page and filling it out
with more information about each list?

--David 

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Turner [mailto:kevin at janrain.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 11:28 AM
To: Heraldry Incubator
Subject: mailing list count

for those who haven't been keeping score, we now have
* general at openid
* specs at openid
* security at openid
* user-experience at openid
* marketing at iwantmyopenid
* dev at openidenabled
* users at incubator
* dev at incubator
* private at incubator
and maybe still something @yadis?  So it's little surprise today I
received a message that started out by saying:

        "First, apologies for writing to you directly. I should probably
        post this to some public place but with the plethora of mailing
        lists I wasn't sure which one to use."