Le 03/02/2012 09:49, Peter Bittner a écrit : > 2012/2/2 Jeff Kunce<[email protected]>: >> to change anything against your principles will go nowhere. Or, in your >> words, "it's not up for discussion: please just accept it." >> Just a statement of reality, not a call for change or discussion. > I actually do like this benevolent dictatorship. Btw, there are > several other, mostly successful projects, that share Pyjamas' fate; > examples include the Linux kernel, and Python. > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benevolent_Dictator_for_Life > > Just to make it clear that not everyone dislikes Luke's stubborn > sticking to (his) principles. We've seen enough FOSS projects failing, > because there was no strong leadership. I take this as a strong point > of the Pyjamas project. > > Peter Just as a side note, the comparison with python's BDFL isn't relevant IMO. I've followed quite some exchanges on python-dev, the "pronouncements" from Guido were quite rare, and (as far as I've seen) they were always a way of summarizing a consensus. During posts and posts, people had weighed up the pros and cons, given arguments and counter-arguments, provided use cases, personal experience... so minds converged. Nothing like that here, it's just a cold (and barren) war between Reasons and too-spiritually-evolved-to-be-understood-by-mere-humans Dogmas.
PKL
