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Subject:      Re: Availability of Class files (was: LaTeX3 goals)
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Sebastian Rahtz writes:
 >  > > what we could do is `publish' the list and a proposed classification,
 >  > > and ask for comments. consensus would soon arrive, i think
 >  >
 >  > A good idea; publish it where?  and who is "we"?
 >  >
 >
 > ask for volunteers, i suppose, and see how many people take an
 > interest?

i guess that's the crux of the matter, isn't it? Mark has said he
would be interested to help (as a coordinator?) but otherwise?

Mark would you be willing to do this? so that people could mail you if
they are interested to help?

i know it is so much easier to write an email or two a week then to
commit yourself to a measurable goal, but if you really check the time
spend on either activity it isn't so much different in the end

anybody: this should be in your own interest

frank