I don't think he wants to "shutdown" the brainstorming... however I do think
we should be starting on the documentation, at least on the user
requirements level... it will also help us solidify some of the ideas, and
point out places where we're missing critical components...
I see the docs a mutable, until frozen for a release ;)
- Brill Pappin
> > Point taken. My main idea was to indicate that we were moving out of
the
> > open-ended brainstorming stage and into a getting-down-to-work stage.
>
> I think there is a lot of brainstorming still to be done....it will just
naturally
> evolved into more detailed areas rather than more sweeping issues is all.
Why
> artificially "shut down" the brainstorming?
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