> > In any case: you can put a message on glob2-announce. > > What does that mean? Who will receive it then?
It is one of our mailing lists: http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/glob2-announce I don't know who reads it - well I do. > Still a missrepresentation might frustrate others that also did a lot. Actually, I didn't want to misrepresent anything, but your right. When I think about the whole issue: it is more complicated. It is not only the matter of letting a young talented programmer help us instead of flip burgers. Offering money for work that is usually done for free and offering so little money for someone who would earn a multitude, if he would be a bit older - two confusing issues. Breaks with good old tradition. Will very probably affront some. On the other hand: We really need the workforce and those six month should be enough to produce the long awaited glob2-1.0. > I only wanted to tell that he's not like this "company/team" that once > offered to work for glob2 if we rebrand it under their logo without them > having anything to proove they are worth a penny. True, that's an important difference! > The one like the other is so little money that i would really be frustrated > if we couldn't raise it. Always the optimist ... Another point: I guess we have to look whether this counts as illicit work. -- Kai Antweiler _______________________________________________ glob2-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/glob2-devel
