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tjsingleton
on Jan 5. 2007. 3:19 pm
This is just a suggestion, and less of a request. It'd be nice when on reading on the forums or on the site that your comments, Ilija, were differentiated. Possibly a different border, or slight color difference. It will help when scanning to recognize your posts.
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Ilija Studen
on Jan 5. 2007. 4:59 pm
Thanks for the suggestion. We'll see about this.
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Yeah! That's a great idea... It's nice to be able to immediately recognize what the "creator" thinks. This way I can get an "up-high" view.
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I don't think so. When the work will be spreaded onto more people (hopefully soon) there is no need to highlight one voice. Opensource sw should be better because of the better ideas/concepts ... and not because of one singular opinion (@Ilija - don't get me wrong: I trust your good judgement and be happy that you took the right design decisons).
If an FOSS project doesn't work that way there is always the risk of forking and that is ok for me. Think about the Inkscape (www.inkscape.org) project - who knows its predecessor from which it forked now?
If an FOSS project doesn't work that way there is always the risk of forking and that is ok for me. Think about the Inkscape (www.inkscape.org) project - who knows its predecessor from which it forked now?
viceroy321
on Jan 6. 2007. 10:27 pm
rolando says it more eloquently than i could ever say it. i would resort to irony, which most people wouldn't understand. so thanks rolando.
btw: sodipodi
btw: sodipodi
tjsingleton
on Jan 8. 2007. 1:00 am
Rolando:I don't think so. When the work will be spreaded onto more people (hopefully soon) there is no need to highlight one voice. Opensource sw should be better because of the better ideas/concepts ... and not because of one singular opinion (@Ilija - don't get me wrong: I trust your good judgement and be happy that you took the right design decisons).
I agree with you whole heartedly in theory. But currently, who has the intimate knowledge of the code that Ilija does? I don't think highlighting that fact would stifle ideas or concepts, but I may be wrong. :)
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