"Who-is-who"?...Who is "Who-is-who"? (was Re: [DotGNU]Project information)

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Peter Minten wrote:
> I've started with the Who-Is-Who document, currently there are 3 entries
> (current file is attached to this e-mail). I need a lot more. So if you
> do anything useful in this project please send a WIW card.
> An other thing is the State of the DotGNU Union. For the SotDU I need to
> know what projects have done in the last period and where they are now.
> So please send me this information.
>
> I currently have a WIW count of 5. Please help me improve that :-).

It really depends. Exactly who belongs in the WIW? i.e., I wouldn't 
presume that I'm important enough to be in the WIW, and I think that 
some here might share that feeling. Certainly in some cases it's obvious 
though.

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