[development] #drupal and #drupal-contribute split
Gerhard Killesreiter
gerhard at killesreiter.de
Mon Mar 21 12:21:34 UTC 2011
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> From: "Daniel F. Kudwien" <news at unleashedmind.com>
> Subject: Re: [development] #drupal and #drupal-contribute split (Was:
> Re: Proposal: Move all dev support off this list to new StackExchange
> site)
> To: development at drupal.org
>
>
> But that's just one of many possible use-cases. Given a proper
> framework and API, most of what has been mentioned and what is flowing
> around in terms of ideas to improve the user/support/help experience
> could be implemented in various ways. Why have all of those sheer
> endless discussions about how to do right to please everyone? Of which
> most still have no result after years of discussion? Just let there be
> 1-10 experimental apps per problem space that attempt to solve it, and
> while doing so, directly solve the problem for the time being. The best
> approach wins in the end.
>
> Bottom line: The apps approach provides many benefits. Instead of
> deciding top-down, the community freely decides bottom-up, without
> requiring a top-level decision at all.
This is already the case, but not well enough utilized: Reasonable
improvements to drupal.org are always appreciated. Work is underway to
make contributing easier through providing sanitized snapshots and
development servers.
Cheers,
Gerhard
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