Samuel:
> It's worth noting that the Qt project is designed to
> be a meritocracy, not a democracy.
What this ignores, though, is the fact that the *CONSUMERS*
of the Qt product are not necessarily at all congruent with
the *DEVELOPERS* of the Qt product. (While there's some
cross-over, I'll bet there's a lot less than many assume.)
Qt "the product" may be developed by a meritocracy of devel-
opers but it damned-well better respond in a more-or-less
democratic way to the needs/demands of the consumers of the
product. If it doesn't, those consumers will move on to
using other frameworks.
Atlant
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