AA Boy wrote: > > I think ultimately, if we were to make people create themes by these > rules, then it would stifle our creativity, and ultimately lead to > less people working with the team. Our current process may not be > efficient, but it is very free in allowing people to create what they > would like to see Ubuntu use. Going to something where people are made > to follow a stricter set of guidelines than current ones, which only > allow one "official" community theme to be made, then it will make > more people mad when their piece of the project. I think if 2 or 3 > different "official community" theme candidates were allowed to be > produced with this process, it would at least allow more creative > freedom at a minimum. But ultimately if someone chooses not to follow > the guidelines and decides to go their own way with their theme, that > would still be allowed to be a community theme candidate. >
It looks as though you replied without seeing Thorsten's reply to my post. Please go back and read. -Cory K. -- ubuntu-art mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-art
