Kieran Kunhya (12020-07-07): > I don't disagree with the point about Gmail, however the reality of the > situation is this is how 95% of the world now use email.
I would argue that 95% of the world has nothing of value to bring to FFmpeg anyway. And I would add there is probably a very strong correlation between "having something of value to bring to FFmpeg" and "being able to learn different ways of using software". Therefore, this number, "95%" (which was probably invented on the spot, like 99.1729% of statistics in similar situations) is not relevant in this discussion. > We are in a stagnasis as a project even *with* self-described experts > staying. > If they are the experts then they can deal with inconvenience to widen the > pool of developers. A real expert sees the value in a sustainable project. I think you are not using the word "expert" properly. Expertise means being very good at something, not being good at everything. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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