Justin, > Most of the SDK (error messages and the like) are localised so there's > nothing that needs to be done there - other than keep it up to date and add > new locales where people can contribute. The current area of disagreement is > actually very small and if the spelling issues in README and the like being > release blockers are removed it's almost zero (and basically shouldn't be > rarely an issue because of CTR).
Nowhere in the bylaws (that I can find) does it say that spelling issues in documentation are release blockers. If someone said they should be, that would be an opinion. That opinion might translate into a -1 vote, but I just checked and that wouldn't amount to a veto for a release. So, a majority of voters doesn't agree with that person, they are by definition not release blockers, as the vote would pass and the release would be approved. There is no need to codify this, the process is already in place. Also, by not making this an absolute rule, it leaves open the possibility that a spelling error in some instances in some documents might at some point constitute a release blocker, an option that I think is vital. EdB -- Ix Multimedia Software Jan Luykenstraat 27 3521 VB Utrecht T. 06-51952295 I. www.ixsoftware.nl
