Stuff to do
Michael Allan
mike at zelea.com
Thu Nov 25 02:35:18 EST 2010
An update on this. It looks like we have two programmers so
priorities have shifted.
T Priority Task details, reasons
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| A 3 * Read the philosophy. Puzzle out and start documenting
| part- the broader social underpinnings and ramifications of
| time the theory.
| * These are unknowns and therefore risks. But I'm not
| quite competent at this level of theory, so the best
| hope is maybe just to open it up for academics and
| other scholars to run with.
|
| B 3 * Redact the narrower technical and political theory
| into a publishable, academic form.
| * A and C depend on this reformatting.
|
| C 3 * Complete and redact the documentation of the Outcast
| hard voting network.
| * Otherwise we're confused about what the nuts and bolts
are, and what's involved in the practice.
D 2 * Design and implement free-range drafting.
* It's a core freedom and therefore a risk of voter
splits and technical forks. The prototype is unstable
and incomplete without it.
E 1 * Design and implement a marquee UI such as crossforum
hard theatre.
* Without at least one marquee UI the tools are unusable
by ordinary humans. Even technicians are quick to
judge (and dismiss) the technology as hopelessly ugly.
With a second programmer working on the theatre code, E is now the #1
priority. There's room for others, too. I'll post more separately.
The documentation mess (A, B and C) is still being sorted out on the
side. Here's the docs format I've settled on for the open
architecture, which I now prefer to call a "network":
http://zelea.com/project/outcast/
There's almost no content yet, but we can grow it "organically" as
design issues are raised in discussions.
--
Michael Allan
Toronto, +1 647-436-4521
http://zelea.com/
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