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> I don't see the decapitation thing. Sounds like through SIGs they are
> trying to be inclusive of all. Yes, they might spread themselves too
> thin, but I wonder what the solution to that is ... what to focus on?
> Dump the help-authorers for example?
Maybe dump task- and role-oriented support and focus on something more basic?
Maybe the STC becomes a academic organization?
This is not something I can answer. They need to make their minds up,
but I just don't see their proposed tactics being fruitful for the
organization or its members.
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