Re: Spelling of name for Mail/mime.php?
| From: | Richard Heyes | Date: | Tue, 20 Jan 2004 18:09:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Spelling of name for Mail/mime.php? | ||
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"Heino H. Gehlsen" <heino@gehlsen.dk> wrote:
> > "Richard Heyes" <richard@phpguru.org> wrote:
> >
> > Nothing will be changing until I (not "we") release version 2.0.
>
> And here I thought there was no 'I' in 'teamwork' - oh, silly me, I forgot
I
> couldn't spell !
Perhaps you should re-familiarise yourself with package ownership.
> Five months ago, you also spoke that way about this upcoming v2.0
> ("Mail_Mime is staying as it is, until I find time to complete version
> 2.0"), but apparently 'you' haven't had any luck finding the necessary
> time.
Thanks for asking, it's coming along nicely.
> Perhaps the time has come for 'you' (not 'us') to take care of some
> of 'your' package's open bugs instead - that shouldn't be as time-
> consuming as
> a new major release, and I guess the 71,887 users of Mail_Mime would
> appreciate having a non-buggy and RFC compliant package rather than
> a unrealized vision.
Don't try and make out that Mail_Mime is so buggy, if out of this 71,000
users there are only 7 bug reports, I'd call that pretty good going.
> While at it, what's the purpose of removing the Mail_(M|m)ime v2.0 code
from
> CVS anyway (log note: "This code is now being maintained elsewhere")? Of
> cause, that's just one way to make sure there's not going to be any
teamwork
> nor any input from the community.
The commit message was pretty self explanatory. I have the code on cvs
elsewhere, which happens to be easier for me to use than PEAR cvs. With
regard to teamwork, I don't require it currently. In fact it would probably
be detrimental at this stage in the packages (version 2.0) life. And as for
input, well if it's anything like this email, you can keep it, (and that's
the politest way I could come with).
> Having so little time, perhaps you should consider embracing the
> help and expertise that exist in the pear community - it doesn't
> seem the solo thing is going anywhere.
And perhaps you could be a little more constructive in your next email.
--
Richard Heyes
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