On Wed, Jun 16, 2004 at 12:02:17PM +0200, khemir nadim wrote: > Now, I'm asking for someone else to do the job (I don't even know who he is) > but I'd gladely help if I can, I'd definitively rate more.
Which means that it won't get done. All volunteer organisations work in roughly the same way - if you want to get a job done, you have to *start* it yourself. Others may well join in and help once they see that it's a good idea, but things don't get started because someone would like it. [This is an oversimplification. You may be able to persuade someone else that they also care about it enough to do it. But this is as if that person starts on his/her own as above. Likewise someone may be able to get others to start a new project for them, but generally they have earned this by visibly contributing their own blood sweat and tears to something else already.] No-one is stopping you setting up a ratings system. Nicholas Clark
