Cygwin participation threshold

Mon Feb 22 10:33:00 GMT 1999

> DJGPP has a much higher threshold (it's much more complicated), but
> there are far more people contributing to djgpp than to cygwin. If
> anyone can figure out *why*, let us know! ;-) I think it's social -
> djgpp contributors just know that they'll get a friendly reception to
> their contributions, good or bad, so they aren't as hesitant to send
> stuff in.

That could be part of it. The fact that a company is in charge of 
coordinating the efforts has an effect.
In the past the main reason I didn't even investigate contributing is :
Because of the feeling that contributions are unwanted, and that someone
else is making money of of my work.
After a little investigation, I found that these wern't valid concerns, but
they are a first line of resistance. 
Carl 
zmola@campbellsci.com
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