Gavin King wrote:
But that's not the common approach to bug reports in open source
projects.
You might have noticed that we do things quite differently to many other
projects. Too much "democracy" is a major reason why so many initially
successful open source projects grind to a complete halt after maybe 2
years of existence.
Yes, but neglecting developer input is the other major reason of open
source projects failure. I remember reading an essay about that, but
right now I don't have much time to discuss it.
Now, probably you won't remember me, but I've been a Hibernate user for
3 years now... So at least let me explain the technical reasons for the
issue and have a good discussion that's not based on politics.
--
Ing. Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi
Director Técnico
DTQ Software
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