On 09/28/2011 06:02 PM, Sean P. DeNigris wrote: > > Esteban Lorenzano wrote: >> >> 2) write permission, if it is ok I to commit my changes there (a global >> Read/Write would also be cool, but not everybody –including me– likes it >> everytime :) ) >> > Please, please, please, oh wonderful creators of SqS3 and SmalltalkHub, > include a feature that overcomes this longstanding, frustrating problem. One > good idea might be a per-project inbox, so at least all contributed code can > be found in one place even if it can't/won't be integrated. Or maybe a > forking feature, like git. Or both! > > > Esteban Lorenzano wrote: >> >> 1) license information (it would be really cool if it is MIT ;)) >> > Research shows that when you get people to "do the right thing" by "making > doing good the default option" [1]. Let's have the license default to MIT so > that people who don't really care, don't know, forget to select an option > end up with the choice most beneficial to the community.
Choosing a license is a serious matter and should be done consciously. Unlike a default value for some configuration value it as far reaching legal consequences. Cheers Philippe
