[LSC] Proposed changes to the LDraw part header to
support theContributor Agreement - Version 6
Ross Crawford
ross.crawford at gmail.com
Tue Sep 5 19:08:27 EDT 2006
Travis Cobbs wrote:
> There was one thing brought up that we should probably decide on. There
> was an alternative proposal to how we should wrap history lines. Do we
> do it like in the proposal (0 // <spaces> wrapped text), or do we do it
> like in KEYWORDS and HELP, e.g:
>
> 0 !HISTORY YYYY-MM-DD [UserName] Free text description of change
> 0 !HISTORY YYYY-MM-DD [UserName] Second row simulating formatting
>
> The above format has the advantage of being consistent with keywords and
> help. However, given the nature of the history lines, it might be more
> confusing. Despite the fact that it's inconsistent with keywords and
> help, my personal opinion is that the way it is in the v6 document is
> easer to read. But I don't have a strong opinion.
I lean towards repeating the META tag as per example above, but I'd be
easily swayed either way. WRT monospaced font requirement, yes it is a
restriction, but I think most authors are probably still using
monospaced fonts in their editor anyway, and most text-only viewers
still use them, so it's not a big issue for me.
> As for William's question, my reading of the LSC charter says that we
> get to decide how to discuss and vote on things. We're already
> discussing via his list, and I'd guess we'll just want to vote via this
> list. It doesn't say what constitutes a yes vote, but I would lean
> toward a simple majority of LSC members (not a simple majority of votes;
> not voting would then be the equivalent of a no vote).
I agree, a majority of members is probably easiest.
ROSCO
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