Sir R. M8gic1an
2010-08-26 23:30:32
Okay, taking into account the recent trouble over Fishing.simba, I believe this is something we need to discuss.
We currently have the SLs only SVN commits. I didn't delete it because at the time that we moved most things to public there was some sensitive information in there.
Ever since this, pretty much all discussions are in public. Do we have a use for the SVN Commits forum?
We can use it as a sort of 'Archive' for the commits. But to copy all the threads there would seem kinda time wasting.
Is there any reason why we'd hide a commit from the public? I don't think so. Max we'd want to discuss it in private, but for that we can always use the planning forums.
Here is what I'm considering: Making the SVN Commits forum link directly to the (public) MSI Commits forum but only showing up the threads that have been [committed].
This way, if we wish to quickly see any changes, it is very easy. Very easy indeed.
What do you guys think?
~RM
We currently have the SLs only SVN commits. I didn't delete it because at the time that we moved most things to public there was some sensitive information in there.
Ever since this, pretty much all discussions are in public. Do we have a use for the SVN Commits forum?
We can use it as a sort of 'Archive' for the commits. But to copy all the threads there would seem kinda time wasting.
Is there any reason why we'd hide a commit from the public? I don't think so. Max we'd want to discuss it in private, but for that we can always use the planning forums.
Here is what I'm considering: Making the SVN Commits forum link directly to the (public) MSI Commits forum but only showing up the threads that have been [committed].
This way, if we wish to quickly see any changes, it is very easy. Very easy indeed.
What do you guys think?
~RM