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> As said above, how are you going to get new contributors without people |
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> that are actually using/testing that stuff? |
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We find the via Bugzilla and/or irc and point them at the overlay. |
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That way, we more or less know who's using the overlay and make sure |
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they are briefed a bit before they start using it. |
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dcoutts has described the current practice we use in the Haskell |
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team, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it's the only practice |
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that would work for us. I can imagine that if we can come up with |
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reasonable policies for o.g.o, we can switch to a slightly different |
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(i.e., more public) scheme ... |
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Cheers, |
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Andres |
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