>Quote from Lucas Vogelsang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a few days ago on this list:
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>|I don't know why you don't have one, but I think it would be a big
>| help. If you don't have time/serverspace/knowledge/whatever, I can
>| help you set one up.
>| lucas
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>So he applied for the job as geda bug tracking manager. It seems to me,
>that he even offered serverspace.
>
Ehrm, "I can help you set one up" is quite different from "I am going to
serve as the geda bug tracking manager and maintain the server/software".
I can set one up too, but I don't want to maintain it.
Not to criticize or complain about Lucas' offer (thanks btw), but I've
seen offers like this before many times and historically I haven't had
much success in getting long term commitments.
Basically my philosophy is if you want to contribute something/anything:
just do it. Don't bother asking if it is okay and don't spark flame
fests on geda-user -- just do it. For evidence of this, just look at
all the high successful patches/programs/contributions people have done:
they pretty much did the work on their own and these have been *extremely*
well received and appreciated by the community.
-Ales
PS. As mentioned the last post, I have taken the steps to setting up the
bug tracker for gEDA, so further comments/flames can be sent to
/dev/null. Thanks.
