Re: [Bug-gnupedia] The question must be raised

[Jimmy Wales]

Tom Chance wrote:
> And if you have servers we could use (like three
> computers and lots of bandwidth) then I'm sure we
> could use those for now. How we we go about setting
> our stuff up on them?

Hector can contact me and tell me what he wants.

> and only yesterday you thought different
> technology/policy was a fork, and now you say thats
> what you wanted all along? Try to be consistent, or
> admit turnarounds.

You misunderstand me.  I think that different technology/policy
*is* a fork, and I am totally opposed to it.  We should unify, as
a single community, and build what we need.  That is what I have
wanted all along.  Whatever it takes to get that, I am in favor of.

It seems like the best way to achieve that is to get everyone on board
building the same thing.  What that means is giving you guys
everything you need to get started.  We will work to build something
entirely new, and if we find anything useful in the existing codebase,
we can keep it -- if not, we can throw it out.  It's that simple.

There is no valid reason for a fork.  We can all work together.

--Jimbo

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