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Hi Luis, |
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On 3/23/06, Luis Medinas <metalgod@g.o> wrote: |
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> I agree with the wiki because it seems to be an easy way to users and |
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> developers comunicate together and work. Like i said a few months ago |
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> the documentation won't give any problems to GDP since GDP provides high |
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> level docs. The wiki will also help our projects since it can be added |
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> TODO's, roadmaps and all that stuff. About the overlay the best way imo |
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> is provide a unique overlay with external contribs maintained by users |
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> and devs (of course commit rights only for devs.). |
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Every team will have their own preference on how to get the most out |
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of an overlay. No-one's required to use an overlay, and no-one's |
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required to give out access to non-devs if they don't want to. It'll |
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be okay for different teams to have different practices for their |
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overlays. |
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I believe the overlay team's job is to provide the capability, clearly |
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communicate what isn't allowed, provide technical documentation and |
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some examples of practices already in use ... and then get out of your |
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way. |
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Best regards, |
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Stu |
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