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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.


= The dependency structure =


Flightgear, as best as we have managed to understand the somewhat opaque workings in core development, is a meritocracy - your influence is proportional to the amount of work you do for the project. It's not closed, i.e. you can, if you invest a lot of work into the project, work yourself into a position where you have a lot of influence even starting today from zero.
Flightgear, as best as we have managed to understand the somewhat opaque workings in core development, is a meritocracy - your influence is proportional to the amount of work you do for the project. It's not closed, i.e. you can, if you invest a lot of work into the project, work yourself into a position where you have a lot of influence even starting today from zero.

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