by As usual, we'd like to invite you to join in live on the episode (and if you call in, you yourself can appear on the phpBB Weekly episode to ask a question of us and/or Johan), but if you are unable and still have questions that you'd like to ask us to pass along, please feel free to post it in this topic.
I'll also take the opportunity to detail our plans for the other upcoming episodes. You'll notice on our TalkShoe page that there's no episode scheduled for December 22nd. We're going to be taking that Saturday off to do miscellaneous things with our families for the holidays, however I will be releasing a "best of" episode that weekend featuring some of the best moments from the past year on phpBB Weekly. December 29th will be a live episode that only I will host (David will be in the process of moving to Spokane), and we'll be taking a relaxed look back at the phpBB news of 2007 and take a look ahead into 2008, and I'd certainly like to have you join in and we can maybe all share our New Years resolutions or something.
What's in store for this Saturday's episode (December 8th)? Well, you'll just have to wait and see...
Thanks again for being part of phpBB Weekly, and I look forward to seeing you when Johan joins us!
- Well I'll ask about that separately not to clog up Douglas's topic here.
It's actually the white paper and road map of the project. After reading a bit I ended up going back to the start of the document and taking the time to read it all from start to the end. I must say I find that document very impressive! - It seems to me that all overall aspects of the project seem to be lined up there - every GPL project should in my opinion have such a thingy set up. I would really like to hear Johan's comments about that particular document, it's "story", background, when was it created, is it a ported Mambo thingy and such. - Not strictly phpBB related, but anyway - If you could cover it shortly under the podcast, I would appreciate it very much, and I hope other users also will. 
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