Hi Scott, from my perspective it would be a starting point in turning a
bunch of independent committers into a well organised team.
Scott Gray wrote:
That's makes it sounds more like a help directory for who to call upon when a user has a
question. What benefit would a community member derive from knowing that you know that a
French week starts on a Monday? If they have a question they can just post it to the
user list and get a response, does it make a difference if they start the message with
"Hi Adrian,"?
What additional rights or responsibilities would come with declaring yourself
an expert/overseer for a given area of functionality?
I'm not coming out against the idea, I just still don't understand what we'll
actually achieve by doing so.
Regards
Scott
On 16/02/2010, at 1:16 AM, Adrian Crum wrote:
Scott,
I can answer to that. My employer is located in the southwestern corner of the
USA. We only do business in the southwest USA.
As an OFBiz developer, I have taken on the cause for internationalization - not
because it benefits my employer, but because it benefits the project.
I speak very little French, but I know that a calendar week in France starts on
Monday. How do I know that? Because it is something I chose to learn.
How will others in the community know that I know that?
*shrug*
Maybe a Wiki page will tell them.
-Adrian
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