[IAEP] Teacher in Uruguay enchanted to see his ideas integrated into global Sugar update [pr mockup]

[Christoph Derndorfer]

Zitat von "Benjamin M. Schwartz" <bmschwar at fas.harvard.edu>:

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> Christoph Derndorfer wrote:
> | Screw the non-existant "Show me the code" functionality and turn this
> | into "kick a developer's ass" button;-)
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> It is of course ridiculous to describe these functions as opposed.  What
> could be more synergistic than being able to see the code and to ask
> questions of its author?

Oh, I would never say that they're opposed. But I'd argue that one of 
them is quite useless and not worth the effort given the currently 
available resources... ;-)

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> | I know I
> | being a pain about a this but I truly believe that a well-established
> | feedback-loop between deployments and developers is one of the key USPs
> | here.
>
> Perhaps you would be interested in http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/6950.  I
> think all these things would go together nicely.

"Changed 2 months ago by gregorio
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'nuff said!

This being one of hundreds of bugs in trac isn't merely enough. To me 
this is quite a binary decision, either we do it (1), or we don't (0). 
At the moment neither OLPC nor Sugar Labs has an adequate process in 
place to gather feedback and integrate it into development decisions 
(or at least none that I'm aware off). Having that would be a major 
feature and selling point compared to any other currently available 
solution.

Christoph

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> (and yes, I also think that IRC would be a poor choice of implementation,
> especially when the entire system is tightly integrated with XMPP.)
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> - --Ben
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