> PHP is for the most part written by volunteers who contribute code/extensions > which are based on their needs or were solutions to the problems they've come > across when working with PHP. You cannot tell those people what to do, > certainly the PHP Core Developers can reject the patch, but that's about it.
If people want to become a part of a larger entity then they must give up some of their individuality. This is happening already but only for low level issues (e.g. case sensitivity). I am arguing to do the same for other important aspects of the PHP technology. Otherwise, PHP will be a boat where everyone paddles independently. Sure, we are moving - but where to? We should all agree that there is a really nice green island in front of us, join forces, and simply go there. -- Ivan Ristic, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [ Weblog on PHP, Software development, Intranets, and Knowledge Management: http://www.webkreator.com ] -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
