Well, someone needs to make decisions... and who better than the people who know the code better than most, and have the skills set to ensure the code works correctly with each new change?Chiantos wrote: It is not possible to modify code like wikipedia in a quality way? And why not ... You know in the eyes of people, it can already have a quality problem that arises when the devellopeurs themselves make decisions,
Every PR and issue are open for discussion and ideas on github, (as long as one follows the rules of expectations in behavior)
There is also IRC where devs are frequently present.
Over the history of this community, there have been a handful, same as you, who do not seem to understand how this community works.
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sort of irks me.I do not think I was insulting, except if I invited to be more human ...
You claim you are not trying to be insulting... while throwing out an insult. And it bugs me when people do that.
Bottom line, at least in my feelings... the way things work are fine, and have been so for a while.
The way this community works has been established, and the structure is required in order to ensure the quality of the code.
People have been welcome to throw around ideas, whether through opening an issue, or a PR... which are both open to discussion between devs and all others involved (including end users)
Many times, when server owners get involved with those discussions, they are bringing the voice of their users into the mix.
I have told others before... if you are not happy with the way the community works, or it's rules... you are free to find another which works more to your own expectations... or start your own.
But to come into a community, and early on start saying "I don't like the way things are done, they should be changed" or similar statements, are going to go nowhere.
I honestly do not see what is so difficult to understand about how this community works, and the reasons it works.
You have been working on Block Color and I have seen that you have gotten many nice comments on it (some from developers) So I do not understand where all this came from but, I do know it is not the first time such a gripe has been put out, and I am certain it will not be the last.
In closing here I will say this... as a form of advice
When you are involved with a project, whether a developer, a contributor, or even an end user who wishes to be heard, and you become involved in discussions... leave your ego, personal beliefs, and emotions at the door.
They will be there when you get back.
One needs to be open minded and logical during such discussions, else things get out of hand and misunderstood.