Lorna Jane Mitchell

* If I had to guess, the TOC hasn't been well-maintained and we should probably regenerate that. * I don't really want to go back and update the RFC references...

I think we should not update in patch releases, in case there's an impacting change. We reference enough 3rd party docs that it would be significant work to review if...

We did not cover a lot of ground this week, but we had some really good discussions on deeply technical topics. - OAI/OpenAPI-Specification#3772 hinges on the intention (which isn't clearly...

We discussed in TSC and decided that since the use isn't recommended, we might try to continue as if this field does not exist.

Would it make sense to version the maintainer files?

My first question: who handles the questions we move to a repo that nobody is actively using or looking at? I have no problem at all in having userland questions...

I think the spec work has to happen here, since it's where we keep the spec. I think (especially with discussions and projects in play) we can manage with people...

I'm broadly in alignment with this (and hope others will chime in with their own views, aligned or otherwise!). Showing non-destructive and user-approachable progress in the 3.x family will be...

I am proposing that we do _not_ give pet names to our releases. It's confusing for people who interact with the project infrequently, and this is the group we most...

Splashy blog post would be fine by me, and I don't think a month or two wait is a problem. Let's get some good release notes out when we do...