[governance] Parminder's exchange with Bertrand

[JFC Morfin]

At 21:22 26/02/2010, JFC Morfin wrote:
>- The architectural (technical and social) process is what decides 
>where one should be a leader to best serve and hence for the service 
>to sustainably develop.

Sorry for the typo that substantially change the idea:

- The architectural (technical and social) process is what decides 
where _openness_ should be the leader to best serve and hence for the 
service to sustainably develop.

The idea is that when a volunteer is ready to invest his 
time/resources it is to correct a difficult situation resulting from 
a lack or from an abnormal monopoly. This is clearly the case in 
multilinguistics issues (multilinguistics being understood as the 
cyberntics of the linguistic diversity) where with Unicode, M$ and 
Google dispute a leadership in using a inadequate technological but 
commercially rewarding approach. The proper response is sustainable 
architecture and code that will make the linguistic area a 
"no-market" to everyone advantage.

jfc 

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