Re: [myhdl-list] Github staging and works in progress

[Jan D. <ja...@ja...>]

On 07/16/2015 12:34 PM, Henry Gomersall wrote:
> On 16/07/15 08:54, Jan Decaluwe wrote:
>> For every mediocre PR that I accept there will be 1 happy contributor
>> and hunderds of users that hate me even more.
>
> Just on this point, you're rather drawing a false dichotomy. Of course
> you shouldn't accept bad PRs - I don't think anyone is suggesting you
> should. Rather, there needs to be a route by which bad PRs become good
> PRs, and that doesn't need to fall on you.

Who are you, that you think you have anything to say about
the way I choose to run my own open source project?

To those who are actually listening: the answer to the
suggestion is (obviously) NO.

Of course many people have better Python skills than me,
and I hope to see contributions from them. But I can
hardly be an obstacle there: they don't need my guidance,
and as can be seen from my track record I have little
problems to judge the quality and incorporate them readily.

For all other PR's, that are related to HDL-oriented
decisions, I still have to meet the first person that
I would trust to decide on them. For anybody who delves
in the history of MyHDL, it will be obvious why.

I hope that is crystal clear.

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