Hi Dan.  Yes, that would be great if you could make a first pass at a 
new version of "Where is Squeak Headed".  I could potentially 
contribute a paragraph or two on recent Squeak release content and also 
developments in community processes such as harvesting.  Certainly you 
could comment on the new 64-bit project, etc.

I assume you're primarily talking about this page (and related pages):

http://squeak.org/about/headed.html

There is also "The future of Squeak" page (linked from the top page of 
the swiki) at http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/squeak/2915 , which is not 
quite as badly out of date, but could also use some updating.

Probably these two pages should be combined into one... perhaps the 
squeak.org "about" page could have a simple link to a master "Where is 
Squeak Headed" page on the swiki.

- Doug


On Wednesday, April 7, 2004, at 12:18 AM, Dan Ingalls wrote:

> Folks -
>
> In cruising around the Swiki today I came across this page, or set of 
> pages, which has my name on it, and found it to be lamentably, nay 
> criminally, out of date.  It feels like it (the page, not Squeak) has 
> been kind of in suspended animation while I was not active.
>
> There are many forces and movements in this community, and what I feel 
> is needed here is more of an editor, to extract and assemble summaries 
> from a number of projects.  I would be happy to perform this role for 
> one go-round, but it needs to be handed off to someone else with a 
> will to carry it on.  In fact it may be that one or more of us are 
> already thinking about this, and would like to take it over right now. 
>  All I want to do is to get the process going.
>
> So if you have in mind an area that needs to be covered, if you feel 
> moved to write a paragraph about some such area, or if you'd like to 
> collaborate on, or take over the project of, summarizing the State of 
> Squeak and Where it's Headed, please send something to me privately or 
> on the list.
>
> I am busy right now, so (a) I'm not going to do anything in a hurry 
> and (b) you don't have to rush to get yourself heard.  Mainly, as I 
> said before, I just want us to get started to fill this hole in our 
> front yard.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> 	- Dan
>