On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 8:08 PM, Trevor Parscal <tparscal(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
I sometimes wonder if we are better at talking about
things than doing
them. How easy would it be to just add a link the [[Meetings]] and be
done with it. Yet, here we all are typing away about it... Not sure if
this is all bad... but it doesn't seem all good.
We're not always sure where or how something should be done, so we
talk about it and look for ideas. Take this issue for example, we're
not sure where something should be linked, but mention it here knowing
that someone else probably has some ideas -- that person is then free
to be bold and add a link wherever he thinks would be good.
Speaking more generally, the reason that people might be better at
talking about doing things rather than doing them themselves could be
because they're afraid they'll just get reverted if they try to be
bold.
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Casey Brown
Cbrown1023