Derek Hohls wrote: > The bottom line, for me anyway, is that Cocoon works because > of a great community that has always supported it. If you choose > to get involved and not just watch from the sidelines, you will > find that out for yourself.
While agreeing that this is true, I would caution that many, if not most, prospective users of Cocoon have to make the decision whether or not to invest themselves in Cocoon *before* getting involved with it to any significant degree. We can't ask everybody to jump out of the airplane wearing an Acme parachute, saying "trust me, it works, as you'll find out once you're committed." :-) In other words, it is very reasonable for Julian to ask searching questions before getting deep enough into Cocoon to become a contributor. And if we the Cocoon community want Cocoon to be accepted widely by people/projects for whom it's appropriate, we need to be able to demonstrate, to a reasonable degree, Cocoon's fitness for particular purposes, without asking the inquirer to make a big time commitment. Lars --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
