[TYPO3-content-rendering] CSS Styled Imgtext
Krystian Szymukowicz
t33k.RE.MO.VE at RE.MO.VE.prolabium.com
Wed Jul 6 12:30:08 CEST 2005
Stefan Beylen wrote:
> Stefan Beylen wrote:
>
>> I think maybe the 3rd one trusted could be TYPO3 Association?
>
>
> I know this doesnt belong here but I got another idea:
> (and I dont know where it actually belongs thats why I put it here)
>
> A programmer makes his extension (and finishes it).
> With the extension comes a manual that describes exactly what the
> extension can and cant do. Maybe even a testsite so users can test the
> ext if it fits their needs.
> So if someone wants the extension he has to pay a certain amount (set by
> the assoc) until the full sponsoring is paid. of course the assoc has to
> give their agreement to the total amount.
> When full sponsoring is paid, the extension goes public and is free to
> download for everyone.
> so if you want it desperatly, you have to pay, if you dont want it that
> desperately you'll have to wait until it is fully paid.
I like the idea.
What about this?
Extending bugs.typo3.org to be some kind of shop! Crazy? For example one
enter the request for funcionality X / or bugs X removing. X becomes
some kind of product now that one can buy. This "products" / missed
funcionalities / bugs are shown at www.typo3.org so lots of people can
see what can be improved. People are buying missed funcionality (for
example one "buy" for minimum 10 Euro). The money is accumulated and is
going to TYPO3 Association bank account. Every cent is counted and lets
say after 2 month 25 people paid 10 Euro for feature X to be in TYPO3.
One developer think - ok - that's enough for me I can do it for 250 Euro.
What do you think about this?
--
grtz
Krystian
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