Michael Wechner wrote:
[...]
For instance I do a lot
of things within svn.wyona.org/repos/public and I think it would be bad
if I would upload everything
into the Lenya SVN just because I am a committer and have the
possibility to do so. And I think
every committer should behave like this so it seems to me that you are
doing the right way.
IMO there's a difference if you use your personal repository to
try out things and test ideas, or if you keep things private because
you're afraid that the community might reject them.
If one has the feeling that some code is useful, I think she or
he should commit it. If others think that it is not correct or
appropriate for whatever reasons, they should express this on
the mailing list. In general, this should result in improving the
committed code rather than rejecting it, or in implementing the
idea in another way.
-- Andreas
Michi
solprovider
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