2009/5/1 philippe <philippe.wiki(a)gmail.com>om>:
Doing them? Sure. But doing them *well*, in an
organized,
structured, fully designed method?
Going by the rate of guideline and policy growth on en there is
probably a method somewhere.
I'm not sure we are... we're doing
some of them really well and we're doing some of them ad hoc, and
we're doing some of them kind of half-assed; a strategic plan is a
collective chance for us to step back, take a deep breath, and assess
how to proceed forward.
Doesn't really work. The flawed assumption is that very little of the
wikimedia community cares about how others think they should move
forward.
And, no doubt, the brainstorming sessions
that will come out of this process will identify some areas that Stu
didn't - some of that has already come out on this list. It would be
a mistake to take Stu's examples and say "well, we're doing all those
things already" without qualifying that with "but there are going to
be other things come up, as well".
Maybe but that doesn't stop me being concerned about where the
foundation appears to be starting from.
--
geni