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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
ruud wrote:
It’s not as if we weren’t interacting with the community here on the forum.
Like I said above, both yourself and Mary have opened up on IRC more so than you’ve ever done on this forum. In two weeks, I’ve learned more about what makes the TxP devs tick, than what I was able to find out in two years of hanging out in these forums. IRC is just another form of communication, and when you’re talking about an Open Source project, communitycation is key.
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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
So could you communicate what is the news about a fork of TXP?
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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
Is that the same XPattern that we already know about?
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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
The very same, with a few twists.
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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
Is there going to be a post on this so we can know more? Like what is it about, who the developers are, what are they looking to achieve, what’s the difference between the fork and TXP…
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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
jstubbs wrote:
Is there going to be a post on this so we can know more? Like what is it about, who the developers are, what are they looking to achieve, what’s the difference between the fork and TXP…
well probably not here seeing as this forum is for TXP. probably find out more at this location
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#44 2008-01-23 22:02:58
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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
hcgtv wrote:
for the first time in a very long time, the Textpattern devs are interacting with their community in an honest and open way.
1. Not a nice thing to say. As if they have not been honest in the past.
2. Speaking of a group of, how many? 10? 20? people as the txp community seems a bit like megalomania to me.
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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
hcgtv wrote:
for the first time in a very long time, the Textpattern devs are interacting with their community in an honest and open way.
Els wrote:
1. Not a nice thing to say. As if they have not been honest in the past.
Well it’s been hard to touch them, yes.
Els wrote:
2. Speaking of a group of, how many? 10? 20? people as the txp community seems a bit like megalomania to me.
And they are 3.
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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
I think Els meant the number of people logged in on IRC.
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#47 2008-01-24 13:54:16
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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
Yep.
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Re: there's a party at #textpattern on irc.freenode.net and you're invited
I was one of the 20 the other day, but I never saw anything discussed about a fork or anything at all txp related. I was only there an hour though.
Does the fork mean that xpattern is no longer textpattern and no code from it will be send to the txp devs for use in txp 4.0.6 or crockery?
Which people wanted the fork, and which people did not? Would anyone like to answer my questions for a TXPQ article? (or have good answers to Jonathans questions?) Or is it just too early yet to know if xpattern will go anywhere? Or do xpatterners no longer have any interest in TXP development, the forum and TXP related things like TXPQ? Or am I better off staying in the dark seeing as I am not a coder?
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