[Typo3-dev] PHP problem revived

[Johannes Reichardt]

Hi Kasper,

>
>What can the community do?
>Are we big enough to apply some pressure on the PHP5 development team to
>pay attension to this issue (provided that we have a strong case)?
>
>
>  
>
let´s roll ;) - i think the best way to make them respond is to ask the 
community to report it - at first only a few people, if that doesnt help 
more people - its a bit spam but if they don´t respond otherwise it 
should be ok. also php lists etc... should be noticed about this issue, 
just to geht the attention it needs. anybody in for posting to the php list?

- Johannes

> Kasper Skårhøj wrote:
>
>>
>> My main point/question is: If we are right about this problem and 
>> that it really *IS* something
>> that could fairly be considered an inconsistency in PHP5 - which the
>> PHP5 people are not willing to fix - what do we do?
>
>
> Look for friends in other (open source) software communities. If it's 
> really a problem then it will affect also other projects. The more 
> developers complain (in a civilized manner) the more likely is a 
> change or some kind of PHP configuration switch.
>
> Besides a bunch of single mails, there are joint mails or even better 
> an open letter of affected major PHP projects.
>
>> I'm presenting you this case because I'm too old to figth these battles
>> alone. 
>
>
> I reckon your not in your seventies now. It is your opinion only 
> hot-blooded young men of 20 could take up such task? :-)
>
>> What can the community do?
>
>
> See above.
>
>> Are we big enough to apply some pressure on the PHP5 development team to
>> pay attension to this issue (provided that we have a strong case)?
>
>
> I don't think so. Typo3 is good and has some press covering, but I 
> fear it's not big enough.
>
> Masi
>
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