https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=3959
--- Comment #340 from liotier <[email protected]> --- --- Comment #339 from richlv <[email protected]> --- > finance some developers Is anyone here familiar with how this is done around here ? Setting-up a kickstarter-style bounty fund seems feasible, but are any of the developers with sufficient knowledge of OO interested ? If none of the developers with sufficient knowledge of OO is interested, then an hired outsider will have to spend an awful lot of effort getting familiar with it - this changes the budget quite a bit. In the history of OO's development, have there been any other cases of features unpopular with insiders whose development users managed to set up ? Also, it seems to me that while an actual "outline view" is a huge bloody chunk of invasive new code, just letting the user promote/demote 'text nodes' (OO internal vernacular for a paragraph - if I understand well) along the outline hierarchy (using icons in an 'outline' toolbar or keyboard shortcuts similar to the the 'Promote/Demote One Level' and 'Move Up/Down with Subpoints' that work well with bullet lists) might be a reasonable first approach in the right direction. Now, does the readership of this train wreck include any insider with an informed opinion about all that ? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue. You are on the CC list for the issue.
