On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 2:11 AM, Randy Bias <randyb@gogrid.com> wrote:
Yes.  Extensions do not need to be interoperable.  If it becomes clear that a given extension does need to be interoperable (e.g. widely adopted or lots of variations of the same theme) then that’s a red flag indicating we need to evaluate it for inclusion in the core.

Exactly - and by using registries we should be able to avoid this in most cases anyway. Process goes like this:
This doesn't work for complicated requirements, but for that we have the good work being done by other SSOs like DMTF - we can continue to focus on what interests us and users can do everything they need without breaking out into multiple protocols.

Sam

On 5/14/09 12:42 PM, "Sam Johnston" <samj@samj.net> wrote:

Whoever said extensions need to be interoperable? We can do what we can (e.g. registries) but beyond that extensions are just somewhere for people to put stuff, like trunk space.


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