Sure other's agree with the decision, but they tend
to not care about alternatives because the process works for them.
-MikeMy experience, with WordPress and in other mature open-source projects is that the lead people are often happy with the existing solution which is perfectly fine for them to feel that way. But what's maddening is they often have an intense unwillingness to even consider that someone else may have a valid use-case for which the status quo does not handle well. When these issues come up where we are asking for them to consider another viewpoint it feels like they respond as it we are asking them to denounce their God and switch to a new religion; they are that entrenched and unwilling to consider other viewpoints.Being someone who always tries to consider the circumstances of another (or at least I think I do) I find it especially frustrating because I think I'll give the benefit of the doubt but rarely feel they are willing to do the same. FWIW.
I've probably not come across this issue, so I don't follow this. Can you elaborate on what exactly is the problem?
-Mike
I've read the following 3 times, twice last night and now once again this morning but I still can't follow it (maybe because I don't work on multisite projects?)
Anyway, not important that I do; those who have the issues (you, maybe Dagan, hopefully others) will put your head together to solve it and maybe I'll be able to understand it as I watch this one from the sidelines.
So, back to my current(ly late) project...
-Mike