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Promoting strong community involvement in the project, streamlining development and project management (not just a bug tracker, but also workflow management, tasks, etc.), and I'd like to work towards implementing a very well-documented, and very homogeneous API. Among other code enhancements, once ...

You're just upset that nobody nominated you.

This is unofficial, and does not affect the outcome, but I'm curious! If you'd like to see statements from the nominees, they are available here.

I've already working with multithreaded applications with SQLite, and the best way to implement it would simply be a class (or whatever) that handles a queue of database operations. Other threads simply add operations to this queue and the thread containing the database code handles it.

Wait. Voting ends on the 20th? Everyone's gonna be too stoned to do anything. 4/20!

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Ok, B.

I think a support team would be feasible. Instead of trashing posts, the support team can just answer them all (with the help of the documentation team, if needed). Except, of course, threads that make no sense.

Oh, and wonder of wonders, those that the people here refer to as boorish and uncouth are actually the people who never gave up on OpenKore. I'm almost certain they've developed some sort of mind reading ability and can spot a time-waster noob from the way they post. Usually just by the thread titl...

We really should make Python and Perl binding for libgrf.

http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b374/Malevolyn/team-chart.png Now tell me, what will a project manager other than the lead developer change in this procedural process? Will he tell the lead developer to "move his ask and work"? :lol: Yes, he will, because that's how human nature works. Work gets ...