Hi Steven.

>I think they need to work out a short list of projects that the administrators feel comfortable administering and then we will all have a better picture of this particular open source initiative's breadth (at least for now).

Projects are based on submissions. So far, there have been lots of ideas bantered about in the message boards, some of which sound very cool, but only a handful of submissions by people willing to take a project and run with it.

As administrators, I see our role is to decide which projects fit the SednaX concept and facilitate their process. It isn't our role to be project leaders or developers (although we will also do those things as individual SednaX members). I'm sorry if we somehow conveyed the image that SednaX was a free-for-all place where anyone could post any bit of code without any rules. Hopefully, we've clarified that now.

Doug