Having worked on the docs for 4 years and approximately three
thousand hours, you really don't need to convince me. Just
convince others -- and perhaps yourself -- that it's worth getting
involved. My work at this point is a meta-contributor: I
contribute (teach) people how to contribute to lily
On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 06:22:28PM +0100, Gerard McConnell wrote:
> "The current person responsible for LSR also happens to be the most
> active patch-reviewer. Do you *really* want me to ask him to stop
> working on patches (i.e. new features, bug fixes, etc) and waste
> his time playing web-2.0
I've been looking at the Re: date in footer thread; I can understand how the
experts get annoyed. They're doing lots of
volunteer work to develop what is a really beautiful (but horrendously
difficult to learn) program, and figure that the rest of
us should be doing our bit to sort out the doc
