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<blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 3329663" data-attributes="member: 177">There is a very old saying - &quot;If it ain't broke, don't fix it.&quot;Eyebeams and Rasyr have brought a number of theoretical issues to the fore.&nbsp; Things that might be an influence, or a detriment.&nbsp; What I'm failing to see, though, is proof that there's a real problem that needs correction.&nbsp; There's a whole lot of claims that &quot;X is a problem&quot;, and not a whole lot of data.&nbsp; That the contention is plausible does not prove that it demands action.&nbsp; This goes doubly for an endeavor that is already an economic loss.&nbsp; You want more work, and more changes, in a volunteer project that already doesn't support itself except by the goodwill of people donating their time?&nbsp; Think about that for a second.&nbsp; Really.When soemone does something for your community out of the goodness of their hearts, suggestions of ways things can be done better are reasonable.&nbsp; Badgering is not.&nbsp; Days upon days of beating on the same points is not kindly lending a helping thought.Here, as always, the Golden Rule applies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Umbran, post: 3329663, member: 177"] There is a very old saying - "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Eyebeams and Rasyr have brought a number of [i]theoretical[/i] issues to the fore. Things that [i]might[/i] be an influence, or a detriment. What I'm failing to see, though, is proof that there's a real problem that needs correction. There's a whole lot of claims that "X is a problem", and not a whole lot of data. That the contention is plausible does not prove that it demands action. This goes doubly for an endeavor that is [i]already an economic loss[/i]. You want more work, and more changes, in a volunteer project that already doesn't support itself except by the goodwill of people donating their time? Think about that for a second. Really. When soemone does something for your community out of the goodness of their hearts, suggestions of ways things can be done better are reasonable. Badgering is not. Days upon days of beating on the same points is not kindly lending a helping thought. Here, as always, the Golden Rule applies. [/QUOTE]

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