Also, don't assume you need to be a committer to vote.
I thought I had to be. So can any member of the community vote? How much
do I need to know about the code to submit a vote? For instance, I do not
know much about how federation works behind-the-scenes, but I can give my
opinion on
Yes, thank you, I really appreciate the additional clarification. Should I
send such a vote to the RC4 vote thread, or is there going to be a later
RC5 thread I should wait for?
—Zachary Yaro
On 14 September 2013 04:26, Ali Lown a...@lown.me.uk wrote:
Also, don't assume you need to be a
I wouldn't worry about voting on RC4 now. Christian still had some points
to fix.
On 14 Sep 2013 09:35, Zachary Yaro zmy...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, thank you, I really appreciate the additional clarification. Should I
send such a vote to the RC4 vote thread, or is there going to be a later
RC5
joseph, the latest rc does do federation. also is more stable.
christian, i still personally think we need to do things on wave. trying to
get people to use wave and not using it ourselves is silly. now we also
have federation, so what should really happen is a big push for everyone to
upgrade to
I was under the (maybe incorrect) impression that these releases are not
focused on the code per se, but rather on getting the release process
right: solve copyright and licensing issues, correct packaging of third
party libraries, and similar issues.
If that assumption is correct, at the moment I
Bruno,
You are kinda right, and kinda not :-)
I guess the thing is, it is perhaps best to say that this release
*ISN'T* about code, it is about everything else.
And that everything else includes licensing, but also includes the
communities ability to self manage.
Therefore, I'd suggest that
Also, don't assume you need to be a committer to vote.
I thought I had to be. So can any member of the community vote? How much
do I need to know about the code to submit a vote? For instance, I do not
know much about how federation works behind-the-scenes, but I can give my
opinion on the
Am 12.09.13 20:35, schrieb Ali Lown:
It seems nobody else is able to give feedback at this point.
Christian raised some things that are worth doing, so I may as well
start again with RC5, which I will push up in a few weeks time. [It is
a bit too busy for me ATM.]
Hopefully, by being a bit
Hello,
I actually haven't seen the vote. In fact. Looking at my email I see a
grand total of about 15 emails on my entire gmail account since mid
September.
I don't see the original vote email, nor the email I see forward below.
When was the vote. I would like to go look back and ensure I am
