Thursday, February 27, 2003, 1:48:29 PM, pero wrote: >> does that mean there's no lead in the velocity project? >> or is nobody of the contributors interested in further development? > > The only one that has been interested was Geir, but he "disappeared" > some time ago and so the project is indeed with no lead. The community > has been willing to contribute and to develop velocity (a *lot* of > things could / need to be done!) - but...
Guys, why don't you report the problem to the Apache leaders? Maybe it is a stupid idea of mine... but really, AFAIK Apache has their rules that Opens Source project must have a minimal number of contributors, for very good reasons: badly maintained software spoils the trust in Open Source; an organization like ASF can't ensure proper maintenance for an approved and well-known project? I'm watching the Vel. list for a long time, also I was Vel users earlier, and I have to say that the *core* Vel. project (I mean, not the sub-project as Tools) -- aside of interesting technical discussions where the result was never actually implemented -- is dead in practice for long time. Why, why why? Geir has no time? Or the code is tangled and nobody dears to start to hack it? Or what? -- Best regards, Daniel Dekany --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
