Re: [PHP4BETA] php and MS SQL Server....

Hello Stig, On 06-Mar-00 04:21:21, you wrote: >> Another thing is that even if my software complies with Open Source >> license, I don't see a point to have it hosted in any other CVS repository >> than mine where I can take responsability for my own backups. If you say >> that CVS hosting is an optional service that you will offer only to those >> that want it that's ok, but my doubt remains, are you really going to >> distribute code that is not maintained in your PEAR CVS repository? >We _are_ going to distribute code that is not maintained in the PEAR CVS >repository. Good. >> Another thing that bugs me is the acceptance procedure. How will it work? >> Who will decide? I want to make sure that no acceptance decision is going >> to be affected by personal bias. I prefer if there was a more democratic >> procedure where if there is going to be any judgement of conformance, it >> would be voted by people that really download and use it after it is >> uploaded, and not before, I don't know, this needs further thought. >It's not as if the author has to walk on a path of glowing coal to get >his code accepted in the PEAR tribe. As with commits to PHP itself, it >will be handled in retrospect, so if someone writes misbehaving code >that "violates" PEAR's guidelines, they will simply be asked to fix it. >There will not be a jury that judges each and every package, the >democracy should be applied when putting the guidelines down in writing, >then people have to submit to the dictatorship of following >documentation. :-) What do you mean exactly? The guidelines will only verified on the uploaded packages documentation? Regards, Manuel Lemos Web Programming Components using PHP Classes. Look at: http://phpclasses.UpperDesign.com/?user=mlemos@acm.org -- E-mail: mlemos@acm.org URL: http://www.mlemos.e-na.net/ PGP key: http://www.mlemos.e-na.net/ManuelLemos.pgp --