Hey, On 15 April 2010 18:05, Jorge G. Mare <koki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Niels Reedijk wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> On 15 April 2010 16:56, Jorge G. Mare <koki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >>> >>> Anyway, it would be nice for the project to take a clear stance on >>> whether >>> it wants to embrace S&T or not. The folks from University of //Auckland >>> deserve to know IMO (even if it means not embracing their code for >>> whatever >>> reason). >>> >> >> Indeed this issue was settled then, however, since October 2009 >> nothing has happened at all, they did not assert their SVN access and >> as such this patch is currently dead. >> >> It's not as if SVN access is going to revive the activity. So I'm with >> Axel here: first let the those that were so inclined to work on it >> show that they are still alive and kicking (in the form of a patch or >> patches) and then we can revive the branch with access. >> > > I am not sure what "issue" you are referring to and how or where it was > settled, but the vote was never wrapped up, and if there was any indication > of where the tally was going, it was in favor of granting access to the S&T > devs and not the other way around as you suggest or would like. Instead of > starting a controversy like you did at the end of the thread (which is what > probably what killed the vote), cast your +1 or -1 vote and live with it. Must-ignore-provocation. > Otherwise, if you are going to start a vote and then totally ignore it, why > start it in the first place? Must-ignore-silly-rhetoric. N>