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On Sat, Nov 15, 2014 at 10:00 AM, hasufell <hasufell@g.o> wrote: |
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> Turning it off will decrease organizational problems, make the |
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> distribution more focused and eventually more high quality, because |
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> people would be able to actually work together on the _core_ of gentoo |
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> (toolchain, base-system, eclasses, PM...). |
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Having fewer people maintaining packages will not make more people |
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work on toolchain, base-system, eclasses, portage, etc. |
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If somebody is actively contributing to something in critical need |
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such as one of those I'd certainly encourage the recruiters to |
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prioritize their application. However, turning away help elsewhere |
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won't help us out. |
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I'd suggest moving forward with building the new before getting rid of the old. |
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