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I don't get it (Score:2)
Re:I don't get it (Score:2)
Hi!
I don't really understand why there's such a big difference between them. I was suggesting a good idea for a grant, and if someone is interested on hacking on the module even without the money, then I'll be fully supportive of him.
Note that if no one volunteers (or receives a grant) then I'll probably do the work when I have the time or in the mood. But the entire purpose of the grant is to make other people involved in hacking my code. From my experience, such people can often give a new perspective on its development and come with many good ideas and code for further development.
I hope you now better understand my motives.
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Re:I don't get it (Score:2)
They are two distinct phases of the process. Who knows: maybe you'll find someone to do the work who does not want or need a grant (like almost every other project on the CPAN).
But the entire purpose of the grant is to make other people involved in hacking my code. From my experience, such people can often give a new perspective on its development and come with many good ideas and code for further development.
From my experience, it's