bump this up for current discussion Jacques Le Roux sent the following on 8/2/2008 2:40 PM: > Yes I agree, some parts of OFBiz definitively lack of documentation. The > problems is that everybody wants documentation but few are doing it... > It's true that our inclination is more to create thant to document > > A read something I found interesting long time ago. I'm not sure of its > real value but I will try to quickly share it with you. It happens that > most of the Nobel Prizes are elder brothers/sisters. Most of elders > reproduce more the schema they lives in (actually often they are also > influenced by the dominant person of the family : their father or > mother) than their youngers. One of this behaviour is to collect, sort > and put away as he/her see his/her parents doing (else how a family can > live in a house?). And this study claimed that most of the work of a > Nobel Prize is not to discover but to compile and make understandable > others works (don't this remember some of your professors's behaviour > ;o) . Of course this is not scientific and I did not check deeply, but > you can check around you, it's easy ;o) > > So we need some elder minded persons (even if they are not really elders > :o) > > Thanks for you time > > Jacques > > From: "Rees Watkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hi > > There are 99 different roles in the system. Does anyone have any notes > on any of them? I am finding it difficult to work out which role is > appropriate and the effect they have on the system behavior. > > Kind regards > Rees > > >
