Re: [Mailsomething-devl] Leaving project

[stig <st...@eu...>]

Hey Mike

Fair enough.

As I said in another mail to you (and now here if others a wondering) I dont
expect people to work on the project every day or lots of time. I dont
intend to do that myself. Ofcourse for everyone new there will probably be
some startup time before one gets productive (and that is hard for me to
estimate since I know the project very well allready). But as I see it, it
is the responsibility of the individuel developer to manage how much time he
uses on the project. I think as a guide rule, one should try at least to
work on it for a couple of hours a week, even those week one dont have time.

I will be glad if someone would take the task mike had his eyes on. It is a
fairly simple one.

The tasklists I have posted to this lists are guiding tasklists. One dont
have to work on those, but you can use them as a way of getting started with
the project. If one do look at one of the tasks and perhabs commit some code
related to it, please notice the others.

Happy eastern to everyone :-)

Stig


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Grigorov" <jav...@ab...>
To: "MailSomething-devl" <mai...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 7:28 AM
Subject: [Mailsomething-devl] Leaving project


> Hi Stig,
> Sorry to say that but I cannot be of any use to the project. I analyzed my
time for the past few days - I spent no time for Mailsomething. If I
> get involved and this goes on like now I will be more hinder than help
> for the project. The task I told you I am going to start is not
> undertaken at all so there is nothing I should commit.
>
> Glad to know you guys, push this nice project forwards. Especially the
fresh-blood members - this will be a very,very good lesson!
>
> Once again - sorry
> Mike
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