Development of Creative Commons licenses

["Benj. Mako Hill" <mako AT atdot.cc>]

<quote who="Bjorn Wijers" date="Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 11:59:11PM +0100">
> I would also like to have some time to think about the arguments brought 
> forward instead of - in my case - jumping into a discussion haphazardly. 
> Would it be acceptable to have some form of time-out so people like me 
> have at least the chance to catch up and participate into this 
> discussion? Or as Paul Keller once proposed a maximum of emails on this 
> particular discussion per day?

It seems like good advice -- although I'm saying this in my 5th email to
the list today. :)

There are 7-8 people who have contributed between 30 and 90 emails to
this discussion so far. If you're one of them, there's a decent chance
that you've repeated yourself a bit. Those of us, and I'm guilty of this
as well, might want to consider standing down a little bit or taking the
back-and-forths off the list.

If you *haven't* spoken up, it would be great to hear from you!

Regards,
Mako


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