> So on our site there would be some section "tasks": > > task responsible checkpot > ainicowar genixpro [join in] 0 [paypal] > net rewrite [join in] 150$ [paypal] > improve desync behaviour [join in] 50$ [paypal] > random maps giszmo [join in] 0 [paypal] > [your task/wish]
This might help against the open source problem which Steph mentioned a few month ago: That boring tasks get never done. But I'm sceptical that we would get new programmers. And since our workforce is so small right now, I oppose this - for now. Can't we just take an existing net-library or copy some code from another open source project like stratagus? After all networking isn't a glob2 specific problem. There should be people out there that have already solved these problems. If not, we could extract our network code and use it to start a library. Others might find it useful and start debugging it. > my only question is, who decides if a job was done right and who > gets how much money then. i guess that would have to be a person > with a certain idea of how much the contribution helped glob2 on the > long term. That would be Steph, Nuage or Bradley. -- Kai Antweiler _______________________________________________ glob2-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/glob2-devel
