[mnet-devel] Status and going forward from here...

[Jim McCoy]

Greetings Mnet hackers!

After watching the current flame-out from a distance I have tried to 
get caught up with what has been happening over the past month or two 
with MNet and to try to figure out what kind of an impact this has on 
what Rob and I are working on and what can be done to get MNet back on 
track.

I have prepped a few short blurbs on what I think can be done to fix a 
few of the current problems and on where we (HiveCache) are going and 
how some of what we are going to be doing might be applied to MNet 
depending on how things work out. I will apologize in advance for 
chopping this up into several chunks, but I want to let each point be 
discussed and not end up with Re: Re: Re: messages that were 5 pages of 
original message and another five pages of people adding comments to 
each point (assuming of course that enough people still care at this 
point...)

More to follow,

Jim



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