PHP-QA invite letter / Developers, please review this :)

Hello All, This is the last message that I am going to cross-post to the DEV list. So far I count 3 votes for an open QA list to 1 vote against. Chris, your vote is noted - if we are overwhelmed with questions like "What is Unix?" then you will be completely within your rights to say "I told you so!" Here is the rough for the invitation letter: ============================================ Dear List Members, A recent discussion on the PHP Developers list has prompted the creation of a PHP Quality Assurance team. The primary goal for the QA team will be to support the PHP core developers by providing them with timely quality assurance for PHP release candidates. We are currently in the process of defining a clear set of goals for the QA team. If you wish to participate in the process or become a member of the team, please subscribe to the PHP Quality Assurance list by sending mail to php-qa-subscribe@lists.php.net. Once you have subscribed, please send a message letting us know how you would like to contribute. Your feedback and ideas are very important for this to succeed. ***Important Note*** The PHP Quality Assurance list will be very limited in scope. Initially, we will only be discussing issues that relate directly to setting up the QA team. Once we have the basic details worked out, then we will move onto discussing the real work of setting up QA systems. Once the team is established, the PHP QA list will be used primarily by members of the QA team to discuss issues that relate to testing methods, team mechanics, progress on tests that are being developed, etc... Issues related to QA (like feature requests and bug reports) will probably not be discussed on the list. Yours Truly, The PHP QA team ============================================ Zak Greant Creative Director Nucleus Information Service Inc. "A camel is a horse designed by a committee." - Alex Issigonis (Designer of the Mini)