+1 All the way through. As evidence of this, please check the front page
It hasn't been changed or updated since the project has been accepted. At the moment any new blood that might be coming to the site, don't get that warm welcoming feeling to the project. I wholeheartedly agree with Dan here, it's not just the focusing on the detail, it's the bickering over the detail.... I believe we have much bigger things to think about than indentation, like what are we going to do, at a high level, to the user experience of the project and it's deliverables. I would suggest trying to initially assign people (in the interim) to deal with certain things and go and do them. I believe it took more than long enough to decide on a name, let's not watch two months go by discussing the detail that gives little or no value.....There's no point in talking about indentation if you don't have the source in there to actually indent! We need to start thinking about, dare I say it, the Roadmap (I hate that word), and stop looking at the microscopic level - there will be plenty of time for that later.Right now we have no group accepted vision of what River will be, and we need that to be communicated out into the real world as a first step. The fact is that users don't care about a lot of the things that we might. They care that it is useful, and can do something for them Just my thoughts.... Cheers --Calum
WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO WITH RIVER? And that question leads to a bunch of others for me: (1) Who's the audience for River? (2) What are we going to deliver to that audience? (3) Why would that audience care about what we're delivering? (4) What should River be about?
