2012/9/23 David Kastrup <d...@gnu.org>: > Thomas Morley <thomasmorle...@googlemail.com> writes: > >> regarding all the GLISS-discussions, talking about topic "x" or topic >> "y" I feel not sure we're discussing the _really_ important questions >> for users, especially for beginners. >> We all outstripped the starting-difficulties and we all are quite >> familiar with the existing problems, maybe too much. >> >> Someone (was it you, David?) mentioned recently that it is only a >> small subset of all users who are participating on a mailing-list. I >> want to add that non-native english-speaking beginners will hesitate >> quite more joining an international list. More likely they will join a >> national list. >> >> Werner suggested to start a poll about topics annoying, irritating, >> hindering users. >> >> So I thought it might be an idea to start threads on national >> lists/forums about it and after same time (a week?) collect and list >> the complains, ideas, proposals. > > It will take some sifting through to arrive at things that make LilyPond > and/or the user look bad "without good reason", where "good reason" is > anchored more in logic and good sense rather than constraints of our > particular implementation.
I intend to list the complains, ideas, proposals with two methods: -1. raw, perhaps alphabetical ordered (whoever might be interested in it) -2. filtered and commented > At any rate, this does not sound like a bad idea. It is not sure that a > lot will come from it, but it is not like it would take the same amount > of time and energy as when happening on the developer list. At least > the efforts are better distributed that way. And it quite likely that > at least some inspiration will come about this way. Hopefully. -Harm _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list lilypond-devel@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
