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On Sunday 27 March 2005 22:10, Jaldhar H. Vyas wrote:
> Yes there should be accessible documentation for what all the teams are
> upto and electronic systems could automate a lot of that. But eventually
> someone has to monitor the electronic systems and then we are right back
> to square one. Onl
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I believe Ean is not arguing about what is the most effective way. He
runs his own s/w development company and he knows the value of face to
face meetings.
The point is, we as Debian team, should not depend on physical meetings
as a way to conduct business. If we do, then we are essentially saying
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[Vaidhyanathan Mayilrangam Gopalan]
> If we do, then we are essentially saying that only those developers
> who are rich enough (in terms of money, time , ability ) to travel
> are only ones who are worthy of contributing. It has got nothing to
> do with the amount of work they are putting into D
Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
>
> [Vaidhyanathan Mayilrangam Gopalan]
> > If we do, then we are essentially saying that only those developers
> > who are rich enough (in terms of money, time , ability ) to travel
> > are only ones who are worthy of contributing. It has got nothing to
> > do with the
[Martin Schulze]
> How to you fund the time people need to travel to and stay at the
> meetings?
Until now, we haven't. As I said, those already investing lots of
time into Debian tend to get their travel and lodging expenses covered
to join the meetings in questions. Experience have shown that
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