On 4/28/06, Joachim Noreiko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Florian Rivoal a écrit : > > > I'd be very glad to find such a "mentor", who > > would tell me something > > > like: "So we're working on *****, and here is > > basicaly how it works: > > > [...]. But the **** module would need some love to > > get to the point > > > where it can do ****. I suggest you try to *** > > using ***. And get back > > > to me if there's something you're not sure about. > > I'll point you to the > > > proper doc, or explain if there is no such doc." > > Would a mentoring scheme like that be a good idea to > try and set up? > What does everyone else think?
I would love to have something like that, but maybe it will get a lot of developer's time. Maybe there should be a group specialiced in gnome-loving or, as projects sometimes have a HACKING file, they should have a GNOME-LOVE file... Also, another good idea is that Gnome lovers should help each other, so maybe a gnome-loving special gruop should be fine! :) -- Alejandro Andres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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