We can vote, but better if we actually do something.
Besides voting, is about doing, and resources investment on those things we plan to do (volunteering will not take us too far).
I would like to see what the members of .LRN community want to contribute or think that is a must to make this project successful.
Carl & company are working on the next release, what about future releases?
Who's gonna work on marketing material?
And what about making dotlrn.org open to users? (I can commit some work on this)
Who's looking at the many-many packages of .LRN?
And putting resources to interact with actual and possible users?
And what about Quality Assurance of .LRN suite? (i.e. automated testing)
Improvements for .LRN usability?
Anyone with priorities?
There are core task that will improve a lot .LRN as a whole project, and there might be neat new packages / functionalities that will sink among an unmaintained project, decide yourself in what you want to invest!
