In <489AEE96.1030504 at mcclatchyinteractive.com> Tom Georgoulias <tomg at mcclatchyinteractive.com> writes:

Henrik Stoerner wrote:

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It would obviously be good to have more people involved in the programming. One roadblock for this has been that the source code has not been available in a public repository. That is about to change; I am working on setting up a Subversion repository for the Hobbit code on SourceForge.

Just wondering, will you be reviewing patches before they are committed or are you going to have a fairly liberal check in policy?

To begin with, I'd like to keep an eye on what gets committed to the code base. However, I don't want to become a bottleneck. My hope is that there will be a few persons who contribute regularly, and whom I can trust to do things the "right" way (whatever that is), so I don't have to check on everything they do.

Regards, Henrik