et puisqu'on en est à parler d'actions positives/négatives qui attirent/repoussent les bonnes volontés, un bon article bien fait sur un projet attirent beaucoup de bonnes ames: Following up on his very interesting and widely read interview with KOffice developers, Philippe Fremy explained his motivations for writing the article: "One of my goal with the KOffice interview was to attract attention on KOffice, and to attract developers. Do you think it has had some effects ?" </i>David Faure replied, </i>"Oh yes ;) You should see the number of patches that arrived onto koffice@ and koffice-devel@ for the last week. Many people joined, and I was impressed at the quality of the patches I saw. I think everyone who sent a patch and announced willingness to continue working on koffice, has a CVS account now, and suddenly there _is_ work going on, on most koffice applications and filters. This is great, thanks to all those who joined, and thanks to you two for conducting this interview!"
vu dans http://kt.zork.net/kde/kde20020315_36.html#5(...) (kernel cousin).
Donc, suivez l'exemple du monsieur ci-dessus et faites de beaux articles sur les projets ou vous participez.
[^] # Re: Très impressionnant....
Posté par imr . En réponse à la dépêche Création de PHP-Nuke Club. Évalué à 10.
Following up on his very interesting and widely read interview with KOffice developers, Philippe Fremy explained his motivations for writing the article: "One of my goal with the KOffice interview was to attract attention on KOffice, and to attract developers. Do you think it has had some effects ?" </i>David Faure replied, </i>"Oh yes ;) You should see the number of patches that arrived onto koffice@ and koffice-devel@ for the last week. Many people joined, and I was impressed at the quality of the patches I saw. I think everyone who sent a patch and announced willingness to continue working on koffice, has a CVS account now, and suddenly there _is_ work going on, on most koffice applications and filters. This is great, thanks to all those who joined, and thanks to you two for conducting this interview!"
vu dans http://kt.zork.net/kde/kde20020315_36.html#5(...) (kernel cousin).
Donc, suivez l'exemple du monsieur ci-dessus et faites de beaux articles sur les projets ou vous participez.