> I think Vim has an active community. So it deserves an active homepage. > Active means that you have a chance to interactively talk to script > authors and other users.
I would second this: script pages should be more interactive and provide some feedback to the authors. I wonder though how admins will prevent spam if commenting is implemented? I mean, I am not sure many users will want to register to only vote unfullfilling to a particular plugin. > Don't we want some sharing of code? Honestly, I am not sure code sharing will work in Vim environment... Personally, I tend to avoid plugins requiring any sort of library or something because of higher chances to see broken functionality in future versions of the library. Although sort of tagging will definitely help to search similar plugins and find the one better suiting your needs. -- Sergey Khorev http://sites.google.com/site/khorser Can anybody think of a good tagline I can steal?
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