Marton Balint (12019-04-29): > At the moment, it looks to me that FFmpeg is a community without leadership, > enforced rules and consequences. In fact, I consider this the main reason > why people consider working in it an unfriendly experience. > > We can't really change this for the better unless there is a somewhat > "recognized" authority which has the power to make decisions, rules, and > enforce them.
I fully agree with that analysis. > I hoped that this can be the voting comitte. But not that point: the voting committee is too large to ac as an executive body. It cannot act efficiently on small decisions. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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