On Mon, Feb 24, 2003 at 11:56:00PM +1100, John Max Skaller wrote:
> It's not enough to just start a sourceforge account.
> Some strict policy is needed for managing contributions.
> The C++ Boost is an example of an informal collaborative effort
> and is worth looking at. The Library Working Group of the C and
> C++ ISO committees are another, and are also worth considering.

Another thing to look at is the SRFI system for Scheme
<http://srfi.schemers.org/>. It is a systematic yet fairly informal and
accessible procedure for defining language and library extensions, and
it has proven to produce well-specified and fairly clean designs (along
with implementations, of course).


Lauri Alanko
la@iki.fi
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