Thiago wrote:

 >>So, in the end, I can't come up with any valid mailing list to have a 
 >>frank and open discussion.

Maybe kde-quality? From http://www.kde.org/mailinglists/

"kde-quality - for all KDE contributors, being programmers, enthusiasts, 
testers, writers, etc. who care for KDE. The discussion should focus on 
the identification and implementation of means to improve the general 
quality level of KDE applications, new contributors support, and 
development tasks suggestions. "

Seems appropriate. Anyway, this is something to take into account for 
next year, of course. I always considered SoC a subject that has to be 
handled with care, as the injection of 3rd party $$ is something 
delicate to handle in voluntary communities. Right now I propose we 
focus on the good aspects of the SoC selection, like the fact that we 
will have 47 new students sponsored to work with KDE, and celebrate the 
huge work done by the mentors so far. Then, maybe a 2-3 day period for 
cheering, we could start a thread to collect impressions and evaluate 
what could be improved for next year, if anything.

Regards,
Mauricio Piacentini
 
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