On Feb 7, 2008 8:08 PM, Carlos Gonçalves
Em Quinta, 7 de Fevereiro de 2008, o Benji Weber escreveu:
On 07/02/2008, Carlos Gonçalves
wrote: distinguishes /user, /board, and /developer (where I think /developer should only be used by Novell employees).
Why do you think only Novell employees can be developers?
I don't think *only* Novell employees can be developers. What I do think is that 'developer' could be a title given to those who develop openSUSE full-time, which is what Novell employees are.
However, I must admit that 'developer' isn't properly the best category to put them in, though I didn't find a better one at that time - the reason why I proposed use @opensuse/developer.
Ah! Suggestion: @opensuse/core/<nickname> ?
Forgive me to be insisting on this but I really would like to see in action @opensuse/<(novell-employees-or-so)>, @opensuse/contributor, and @opensuse/user openSUSE cloaks.
I don't see the reason why to distinguish between openSUSE "members" and Novell employed personal. openSUSE should aim to be a community project not a Novell project. Nothing wrong with being a Novell project but I don't think openSUSE should be that. Even if Novell got the ball rolling. My hope is that this would be a great project even if Novell took a step back. Today this would not work but maybe some day in the future. Warm Regards, Claes Backstrom