"Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...]
> I was going to reply that perhaps the choice of usemodwiki was a good > one as a turnkey thing, but perhaps not the best choice for the long > term due to the lack of competent Perl programmers willing to > contribute. At the moment, Danny Angus and Rick Bowen are the two > who've stepped forward, and both of them have other primary > involvements, not to mention this being the first week that many > people are back from spending time with family. I was/am also planning to help, and I did look over the usemodwiki source to get acquainted with it. However, I don't have any experience with wikis, nor with RSS, so I also need to bring myself up to speed on the technology- according to *my own* (free) timetable. Part of that learning process is simply watching how experienced people operate, and then trying to mimic their behavior. Or not, as the case may be. > On the other hand, we've a lot more competent server-side Java > contributors. Right. To my knowledge, there are only a dozen or so active committers that work on perl-related ASF projects. -- Joe Schaefer
