--- Martin Ellison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1. Developers don't want to learn 100,000 lines of code before they
> contribute anything.
Please, forgive me, but exactly this type of philosophy will kill
Cinelerra.
This is a design isssue. Design of code should be such that it is not
necessary to learn huge amounts, but to contribute, one would most
likely
have to learn anyway... For this design problem to be solved there
should
be the "master" of the main development trunk and all
patches/contributions should conform to the requirements of the project
which should be spelled-out. Good intentions are not enough. broken
patches should not be acceptable even though someone else could fix
them.
Well, this is my opinion. Unfortunatelly, I am at the stage of
reading design patterns books and learning how to use them...
I would suggest that the leaders of the project get together and set
the
rules and ask everybody to follow them :)
ZF
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