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I'd actually love to. As long as I'm the man behind the box I'll keep
patching with a nudge your direction. :-)

Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> P.S. You're not going to pop out of a box are you Brian? I'd vote for you if
> you did ;)
> 
> On 3/9/06, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I had actually already decided that I should clarify what I'm thinking
>> before I saw this post..
>>
>> Basically, I've got 0 invested in tapestry 3. So, there would be no
>> itch/economy/etc that would compelling enough to invest any inordinate
>> amount of time in it.
>>
>> That being said, it doesn't mean it wouldn't be nice if some of those old
>> issues were fixed. I don't have enough time to go through each one of them,
>> but if someone who does care about tap 3 comes forward, who has a trackable
>> history with tapestry and code that we can get a gauge on what they might be
>> doing then I wouldn't have a problem at least starting a vote to get them on
>> board for some more help :)
>>
>> Above all else I'd much prefer that Howard not have to deal with these
>> things. It seems like a waste of skills to have him doing those sorts of
>> things when he obviously excels at doing the more important (imho)
>> design/architecture/evolvement of the framework as a whole. If we need to
>> vote more developers on to the project let's identify who they are and try
>> to work something out.
>>
>> Does that sound fair?
>>
>>
>> On 3/9/06, Brian K. Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> lol - pops out of a box somewhere... okay - that response was worth it
> for that part alone.
> 
> Mind if I post to users asking version mindset? I'm still seeing 3.X
> questions being raised - if there's a substantial number, I'll work on
> keeping track of fixes for that so you can bulldoze ahead with the fun
> stuff.
> 
> Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
>>>>> Not by me. Unless someone makes a lot of noise about them at least.
>>>>>
>>>>> If people are still on 3.X and care enough about an issue then I hope
> they
>>>>> will speak up. I'm trying to not "blindly" close any old issues, but
> ones I
>>>>> know are definitely fixed in 4.0 > already and aren't worth anyone's
> time
>>>>> spending too many brain cycles on for 3.x.
>>>>>
>>>>> That's how I feel at least :) Unless a tapestry 3 developer pops out
> of a
>>>>> secret box somewhere I doubt it will be getting a lot of heavy bugfix
>>>>> development...
>>>>>
>>>>> jesse
>>>>> On 3/9/06, Brian K. Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>>> Jesse -
>>>>>
>>>>>   I know you're a non-3.X 'er, but for the issues written against 3.0and
>>>>> fixed in 4.1 - are the fixes getting back ported where they can?
>>>>>
>>>>> Brian
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