I absolutely agree. At this stage a merger may be nothing more than an intellectual ideal. It could be years before the conditions are right, if ever. The most that can be done now is to make the opportunity available.
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Milos Rancic wrote:
Just remember that if you want to merge projects, you need to merge communities. And differences between communities are not only political based. (For example, the main reason why I don't want to merge Serbian Wikipedia with Serbo-Croatian is that their community, as I see, is too much authoritarian.)
On 10/10/05, Ray Saintonge saintonge@telus.net wrote:
For a merger to happen (and all three do not need to happen at the same time) the participants in the separate projects need to feel that their participation there is a waste of time, and just let that project fade away. When it is obvious that a project has no participants, and all the contents have been copied into the sh project it can be allowed to fade away. That will take as long as it needs to take. Until then it is an individual option to work on the separate or combined projects.