Reading this thread has me very excited - what a great decision to extend the code freeze of Drupal 7 for a while! In particular, I enjoyed/share chx's comment that 'Drupal 5/6 is quite good enough to hang-a-reputation-on for some time to come'. Indeed they are. :-)<br>
<br>- Caleb<br><br><br><pre>OK, we'll postpone the code freeze for now. At this point, I won't <br>make any decisions or promises about when the code freeze will be. <br>I'l revisit this question in a couple months time.<br>
<br><br>On 26 Jun 2008, at 22:02, Laura Scott wrote:<br>>><i> The slow uptake of D6 is due mostly to everyone and their brother <br></i>>><i> taking the opportunity to rewrite their contrib modules at the same <br>
<br></i>>><i> time as upgrading to D6, or right before doing so. Views, Panels, <br></i>>><i> Project*, CCK, filefield, imagefield, and a half-dozen others have <br></i>>><i> major improvements planned in contrib space that are progressing; <br>
<br></i>>><i> they just take time. Those, in turn, block dozens of other modules.<br></i>><i><br></i>><i> +1 from a community marketing perspective as well. I'm glad there's <br></i>><i> general consensus that with the tail wagging the dog, Drupal will <br>
<br></i>><i> benefit from a slowdown so D6 can get established in the marketplace <br></i>><i> before pushing D7 out. However, I'm -1 on making this a policy <br></i>><i> towards a new 18-month release cycle. I feel rolling with the flow <br>
<br></i>><i> makes sense. If D8 is coming along well, there will be little to <br></i>><i> gain by delaying it in the interests of a general slowdown.<br></i><br><br><br>--<br>Dries Buytaert :: <a href="http://buytaert.net/" target="_blank">http://buytaert.net</a><br>
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