Hello Tom! Welcome back!
No, it wouldn't. On the other hand, I don't agree.
Let's hope that the engineers eventually realize that they all, with their
experience in using and developing ArgoUML, are the project's most valuable
asset and that their work and creativity shall not be hindered by anything
or anyone.
Less experienced developers, that require constant supervision and managing,
demand a great deal of work from the community. The GSoC mentors have made a
huge effort in this. I hope that we will get more things than the GSoC going
to stimulate this.
/Linus
2009/2/22 Tom Morris <[email protected]>
> On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 3:20 PM, Linus Tolke <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Your wishes of having decisions communicated looks very simple. There
> is,
> > however, a method problem in that we don't have any structure for making
> > this kind of decisions.
> >
> > Do you have any ideas on how we should decide such things? Shall we
> appoint
> > someone to do it?
>
> Would it be rude to point out that this is completely dysfunctional?
>
> There's an entire team of engineers who have thought for the majority
> of a decade that they are operating under a (hopefully benevolent)
> dictatorship and there's a dictator who not only refuses to make
> decisions, but apparently doesn't even realize that that's what
> dictators are supposed to do.
>
> One side or the other needs to change or you'll drive each other crazy.
>
> Tom
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