Da. -- Peter Kokot
On Thu, Jan 22, 2026, 10:07 Edmond Dantes <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello. > > > Indeed, nobody does, and that is a problem. It's not an insurmountable > problem though: we just have to bootstrap our way towards one. > Even if a project is governed democratically, a decision-making > hierarchy must exist. > > I have nothing against development processes. I don’t consider them > bureaucracy. I consider it bureaucracy when there is an attempt to > imitate development processes. > Bureaucracy is the creation of an illusion of work, which should be > avoided. A good decision-making flow, on the other hand, is a > completely different matter. > > Theoretically, I could of course create an RFC to change the PHP > development processes, including the voting principles. > It’s "possible", but it would most likely be extremely inefficient. > > I currently have two options. > > 1. I can run a vote with several questions to find out what people > actually want. > 2. Help with implementing changes to the decision-making processes, if > there is such a desire. > > ---- > Best regards, Ed >
