Re: Template Proposal

Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org> wrote: > Once in a while something gets adopted into the core classes, but they stay > pretty stable and controlled (by the community, not some faceless evil masked > group like some people seem to paint the core developers...). i think this distinction between 'core' and 'not-core' is rather arbitrary. the control over a piece of code should lie with the people who are developing it. that group should be responsive to the people using the code. (directly, or through other pieces of code that rely on it.) decentralization and federation is where it is at, not centralization. with centralization, you just get crap like coding standards that worry about tabs versus spaces. or people who aren't even responsible for developing smarty telling those that are that they have to name their method calls a certain way to have smarty distributed through pear. jim