Come on Warren this is so exaggerated.
It's so understandable that from a users point of view you would like to be informed what's going on in development and that you get feedback to questions or bug reports you do. Without curiosity you would still sit in your cave man. At least if you dared to wonder what's out of the sea... ;O)
I also don't see the point that writing worklogs is costing so much time. Correct me but a worklog is not a discussion, it's a monolog.
Also a userbase is important for a product like a programming language as when you're investigating if you wanna buy/use the product you also watch out if there is a userbase who could help you out if there are any problems. So it's kind of a symbiosis between users and BRL. The better this works the better for both sides.
BRL is lacking a little in communication to it's userbase but on the other hand i would say they've improved as there were two worklog entries in the last month! :O) By the way i like the way the autor of irrlicht handles this...briefly but you know the direction.
Greetings,
taumel
It's so understandable that from a users point of view you would like to be informed what's going on in development and that you get feedback to questions or bug reports you do. Without curiosity you would still sit in your cave man. At least if you dared to wonder what's out of the sea... ;O)
I also don't see the point that writing worklogs is costing so much time. Correct me but a worklog is not a discussion, it's a monolog.
Also a userbase is important for a product like a programming language as when you're investigating if you wanna buy/use the product you also watch out if there is a userbase who could help you out if there are any problems. So it's kind of a symbiosis between users and BRL. The better this works the better for both sides.
BRL is lacking a little in communication to it's userbase but on the other hand i would say they've improved as there were two worklog entries in the last month! :O) By the way i like the way the autor of irrlicht handles this...briefly but you know the direction.
Greetings,
taumel