This is partially true.
Commons has its own life and its own indipendence *but* it serves also
other projects.
And this is happened as soon the other projects decided to centralize
all medias in Commons.
What the communiy of Commons decides has an impact in other projects and
the community of Commons cannot forget it.
In the other hand the community of Commons can ask to have a clear and
evident indipendence as soon the same community asks to other projects
to reingrate their own medias in their own projects.
Regards
On 21.06.2014 08:46, David Gerard wrote:
On 21 June 2014 05:34, Rama Neko <[email protected]> wrote:
Commons is not there to serve other projects. Commons is a project of its
own standing, and the other projects are there to serve it just as much as
it is there to serve other projects.
This further supports the proposal that an actual service project is needed.
- d.
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