[HCoop-Discuss] Recusing myself from HCoop planning

[Adam Chlipala]

David Snider wrote:
> 2) Lease dedicated servers with a company that has a generous support
> policy rather than co-locating our own servers in dog-eat-dog Manhattan.
>   

This ends up costing us quite a bit more than buying 
one-generation-out-of-date used servers.  If a colo provider has 
reasonable support rates, then it seems like shipping hardware to them 
to set up is a more reasonable option.

> 5) All hours a member spends on an HCOOP project get logged so we can
> easily recognize where our bottlenecks will be should a member leave.
>   

Be careful with suggestions like this that require volunteers to expend 
extra effort on a bureaucratic requirement that will seldom lead to 
useful outcomes.  It's hard enough to find volunteers as is.