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...please don't get discouraged if you shouldn't get too much feedback in the beginning, probably many contributors are busy preparing the next release: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Release_plan | ...please don't get discouraged if you shouldn't get too much feedback in the beginning, probably many contributors are busy preparing the next release: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Release_plan | ||
Lack of feedback doesn't necessarily mean that nobody likes your project or your ideas, probably it just means that you need to do some networking to get in touch with other contributors. | |||
Usually, getting involved in the forum, the issue tracker or in merge request discussions via gitorious is a good idea to familiarize yourself with the project. Please keep in mind that we get to see plenty of people each month announcing some fancy new FlightGear-related projects, so your signal/noise ratio is pretty important here. It's pretty likely that the type of feedback you get will be improving once you start contributing patches and help triage bug reports. | |||
People announcing that they want to work on FlightGear, without knowing C/C++ or without having ever built software from source, obviously have to face a steep learning curve, and we are aware of that. | |||
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