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Booourns posted:
I agree with this, and also... I know this has been brought up before, but we should make an effort to make some of the backend code more community sourced. Look at what the goons can do with only visible front end code! Throw it into a repository that is invite only, invite only goons to review and comment on it. Nothing gets finalized until Lowtax gives his approval of the features/ implementation. We have a ton of computer touchers on the forums who are willing to put in time/effort to features they care about. Or at least to review code bases and give opinions on it for other coding goons. Remember that when 4ch grew too big, it was imploding until the /Unix community got involved. We also should make it volunteer and not offer any sort of reward. Every time you've invested in a coder, they've gone missing or taken a bunch of money and run off. This is usually a sign of burn out. A revolving group that gets nothing in return but the ability to help out could be really beneficial. It could also stop you from having no programming resources to talk to.
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Lowtax posted:I was mostly joking about my inability to accomplish even minor things from a technical standpoint. UltraRed posted:I agree with this, and also... Can we bring this up as something that should be implemented? We can actually vet features rather than having threads that solicit ideas that we just throw things into a pool and only pick out things that can be trivially implemented.
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May 23, 2019 21:02
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Can you give us any idea on what features have piqued your interest, Lowtax?
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