On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 23:14, Aahz wrote: > This is fine with me, but I'd like the official docs to still state that > the release takes place on 7/31. This will facilitate coordiantion of > the press releases, I think. Here's another option: we do absolutely everything we need to do that involves SF on the 29th. This means freezing, tagging, and branching the tree, building the tarballs and exes, etc. But we don't send the announcement or twiddle the python.org home page until the 31st. That way, it's official on the 31st, but everyone who needs it (i.e. Apple) can have it by the 29th. Thoughts? -Barry
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