Created an initial list of work items #31
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| Forgive me for the random mix of capitals. I will fix that once we reach consensus. |
| The 2019 goals label tracks the present year's goals. Perhaps that should be linked from the README, but otherwise I think it accomplishes what you're describing here, and is a bit more dynamic than itemizing them in the README. |
| @tarcieri I think you are right. Right now it feels a bit off somehow. I can change it to a link to the issue tracker. I do however think it would be a good idea to list the questions that we aim to solve in our workgroup. Our mission statement contains a few hints but it doesn't provide the concrete problems that we current face in Rust. The 2019 goals aim to solve those more concrete problems, but for newcomers I can imagine that it is not immediatly clear which goals we're trying to solve with our work items. What do you think about this? |
| I think this is a good way to improve visibility of the work items. Well, the WG repo itself doesn't have much visibility right now either, but that's a different problem. I'm inclined to merge this as-is and then iterate on it later. @tarcieri thoughts? |
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This is the list I managed to digest from the issues in our repository.
But to be really honest, I feel like it is a bit messy somehow...
Like it's a list of random things belonging to a certain area or something.
Maybe expressing the our goals as questions and sub-questions would make things more clear?