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"John R. Wolff" <[log in to unmask]> wrote
> The concern you have expressed is that it would just end up as a big
> referendum on continuing MPE after HP, leaving the lab engineers with
> nothing to work on between now and October 2003 if the SIB vote was
taken
> literally by CSY. (This assumes that management would just fold up
the lab
> immediately with the idea that nobody was interested in the specific
> projects on the list -- I doubt that.)
> You said that "CSY clearly
> recognizes that the majority of those voting want MPE to continue in
some
> form after 2006". If that is the case, then this item is really
political,
> not technical, and does not even belong on the SIB at all since it is
not a
> lab project, but a management task.
This was precisely my reaction to this item: it did not belong on the
list at all.
> Therefore, I now feel that I wasted 10 out of 20 votes on expressing a
> sentiment (already understood by HP/CSY), that should have been
covered
> elsewhere in a simple survey. I would have otherwise allocated those
10
> votes to practical lab projects of interest to my company, had I been
> properly informed. This item should have been eliminated from the
list
> because it is not a technical project (unless the meaning of the item
would
> be to enhance the internal documentation of MPE to get it in shape for
> release to outside parties, in which case it was poorly worded).
Which is why I do not plan to cast any votes for that item (or the other
related item; was it #19?).
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