> I like Friend of Gump for two reasons: > > 1) it can be used as a fancy acronim FoG :-) > 2) I'm planning to work extensively in finding a metric that really > tells how gump-friendly your project is.... so, you might be able to get > a FoG logo when you have, say, more than 10 FoG points. > > I think this would be very cool.
Quite simply ... "FoG" is the itch I had that brought me to Gump. I've grappled with Python and extended Gumpy because I figured I had a better chance of getting to FoG with it. It is still a ways off, but it is a step or few closer. I look forward to working with you & the Gump community on this... P.S. Others have pointed out that FoG could be used as a negative, and I understand that concern. I'd like to see it be a numerical representation of "positive peer pressure", no more. As an objective measure of "community/interaction health", where (like Google) the community dictates the outcome, I'm sure it could be used as either, but I feel we can work to emphasis the positive. regards, Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
