On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 21:26:32 +0200
  "Jonathan De Graeve" <Jonathan dot De dot Graeve at imelda dot be> wrote:

This is a bit frightening, unless it can all come togeather fast.  A 
"race" to the first version is not something I would trust. :-)

> As final part (this reflects my personal opinion): Testing is really
> important. Currently most people do want to test, but few actually 
>give
> feedback. Please stop asking features if you're not willing to test 
>them
> out and give feedback to the devs (we really need feedback 
>guys/girls).
>For the 1.3 release I think there will be a feature stop and work 
>should
> be focused on getting everything to work in a good way. 'World Wide
> Hacking' isn't a good thing and I want to add an additional 
>requirement:
> the code has to be as 'clean' as possible and readable.

Testing is key, and not easy.  You may want to consider splitting with 
a tester that can do some serious bug reports, and has a wide variety 
of test environments. (Jonathan, can you vouch for me?)  It is time to 
move on, but I hope whatever we come up with is a rock solid stable as 
what we have now!

                         Lee