El 05/04/13 19:14, Gavin Sharp escribió: > This particular point is a tricky one: "we don't have the resources > for this project" is often confused with "we don't think we should > focus the resources that we have on this project". But indeed there is > an important distinction between those two reasons. Helping guide > where resources are used, and discouraging contributors (paid staff or > otherwise) from pursuing low-value projects can be an important role > for Mozilla leaders. "The community" or "volunteers" are not an > infinite resource, and even if they were, there can be very real > coordination/communication costs to losing focus as a group. The problem is that a project is low-value depending on who look at it. Probably a project on user education is not important for some but it's really important for a great number of volunteers... it's tricky, and for that reason there should be a discussion on reason why something is high or low value and not just say "we don't have resources".
With a bit of discussion probably more people would understand why we should focus in other ones ;) Regards. -- Rubén Martín [Nukeador] Mozilla Reps Mentor http://www.mozilla-hispano.org http://twitter.com/mozilla_hispano http://facebook.com/mozillahispano
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