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So, we would like to ask you to keep these factor in mind when proposing changes and when voicing recommendations, and when discussing such issues with fellow community members, publicly or privately. | So, we would like to ask you to keep these factor in mind when proposing changes and when voicing recommendations, and when discussing such issues with fellow community members, publicly or privately. | ||
= To be discussed = | |||
* Influence in the Flightgear community scales roughly with level of your contributions. | * Influence in the Flightgear community scales roughly with level of your contributions. | ||
* Obviously, long-time contributors have a more sizable track record of contributions which in turn gives their voice more weight | * Obviously, long-time contributors have a more sizable track record of contributions which in turn gives their voice more weight | ||
* Things are done the way the majority of contributors thinks they are best, not necessarily by some general consensus. | * Things are done the way the majority of contributors thinks they are best, not necessarily by some general consensus. | ||
* | * unnecessary community interactions are eating up time | ||
* people able to build FlightGear from source, who know C++, who have some spare time to contribute to FG are in very short supply | |||
* developers getting involved in lengthy discussions cannot write code at the same time | |||