On Fri, Apr 09, 2004 at 02:15:42PM +0200, Stijn Hoop wrote: > As a user the best you can do is document all your problems to the developers; > if you want the project to go in a certain direction, or 'finish' a particular > project, you'll have to step in as a developer because that's how opensource > (or at least this project) works. You can't sit by the sideline and say 'hey > this is going wrong' while generally waving your arms about. You could also gather some money together and financially encourage a developer or two to move in a direction you prefer. Rewards for certain features have been posted and accepted in the past. Putting together the necessary financial commitment to help nudge or accelerate the project in a certain direction doesn't seem totally out of question. If your talents lean more toward fund-raising than coding this is certainly a viable strategy for you. Just another option. Griping has traditionally not accomplished anything. Document your problems specifically, fix them, or encourage others to fix them for you. -SteveReceived on Fri Apr 09 2004 - 03:25:43 UTC
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