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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 90932" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: Wiki ManualThat statement is wrong in so many ways that I can&#039;t even begin to list them all :razz:I believe that moderating such a project is a job for a group of people, and that someone that is actually getting paid by Behringer needs to lay down a structure for the project. When you look at what would be needed for this to be a success, we are talking about many hours and a fair bit of dedication, more hours and dedication than can reasonably be expected from someone that isn&#039;t either young and enthusiastic or getting paid. There are people already getting paid, they have job-titles that suggest they should be actively contributing at some level.I think there are a few of us that don&#039;t mind contributing at some level, the problem is that most of us find it difficult to commit to something that might take up a lot of time, and then being guilty of not fulfilling our part of the bargain and holding the project back, or even worse; letting the project get in the way of our daily &quot;real-world&quot; commitments.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 90932, member: 1285"] Re: Wiki Manual That statement is wrong in so many ways that I can't even begin to list them all :razz: I believe that moderating such a project is a job for a group of people, and that someone that is actually getting paid by Behringer needs to lay down a structure for the project. When you look at what would be needed for this to be a success, we are talking about many hours and a fair bit of dedication, more hours and dedication than can reasonably be expected from someone that isn't either young and enthusiastic or getting paid. There are people already getting paid, they have job-titles that suggest they should be actively contributing at some level. I think there are a few of us that don't mind contributing at some level, the problem is that most of us find it difficult to commit to something that might take up a lot of time, and then being guilty of not fulfilling our part of the bargain and holding the project back, or even worse; letting the project get in the way of our daily "real-world" commitments. [/QUOTE]

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