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 !!! the 3 rules !!! the 3 rules
-Used by mose in the Recruitment Ceremony. A one line set of maxims on how members of the Tiki Community collaborate. +Used by the project admins in the "Recruitment Ceremony". A one line set of maxims on how members of the Tiki Community collaborate.
 ^I wish to follow the 3 rules, and also to convince anyone in Tikiwiki community to respect those simple rules:^ ^I wish to follow the 3 rules, and also to convince anyone in Tikiwiki community to respect those simple rules:^
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 + Tikiwiki is both software and a community. The mix of both, contextualized in the Internet and the real life, is called ''The Environment''. Any change in Tikiwiki should take in account its effect on the entire Tiki community and should allow for a balanced evolution with respect for the humans that use it. Please make sure any code you commit [http://tikiwiki.org/tiki-index.php?page=LibLicense|respects the LGPL license] and that you allowed to share it. + Tikiwiki is both software and a community. The mix of both, contextualized in the Internet and the real life, is called ''The Environment''. Any change in Tikiwiki should take in account its effect on the entire Tiki community and should allow for a balanced evolution with respect for the humans that use it. Please make sure any code you commit [http://tikiwiki.org/tiki-index.php?page=LibLicense|respects the LGPL license] and that you allowed to share it.
 # __Commit early, Commit often__ # __Commit early, Commit often__
-+ CVS (<1.9) and SVN (>1.10) are the central points in tikiwiki collaborative development. Commits should be frequent, even in the early stages, to offer an opportunity of interaction between contributors. Early commits provide more chances for feedback and for the community to start to assimilate the ideas you propose ++ CVS (<1.9) and SVN (>= 2.
) are the central points in tikiwiki collaborative development. Commits should be frequent, even in the early stages, to offer an opportunity of interaction between contributors. Early commits provide more chances for feedback and for the community to start to assimilate the ideas you propose
 # __Make it Optional__ # __Make it Optional__
 + Tikiwiki is used in many smaller contexts and its modularity is key to adoption in those areas. Help preserve this flexibility by making your changes optional whenever possible, accessible for tuning to the admin at least, via admin panels. + Tikiwiki is used in many smaller contexts and its modularity is key to adoption in those areas. Help preserve this flexibility by making your changes optional whenever possible, accessible for tuning to the admin at least, via admin panels.

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08 Jul 23 03:51 UTC Marc Laporte 33
08 Jul 23 03:48 UTC Marc Laporte 32
08 Jul 23 03:47 UTC Marc Laporte 31
22 Apr 23 22:20 UTC drsassafras grammar improvements 30
22 Apr 23 19:32 UTC Marc Laporte Adapting 3 rules to 2023. IRC -> Gitter, and SVN -> Git which makes it easy to have draft pull requests, so it's less important to commit to trunk as soon as before 29
19 Apr 22 17:11 UTC Marc Laporte Another benefit 28
06 Jun 19 19:37 UTC Jean-Marc Libs 27
11 Apr 19 11:25 UTC Gary Cunningham-Lee Minor text edits. 26
24 Jul 18 14:53 UTC Jorge Sá Pereira 25
15 Apr 18 10:32 UTC Marc Laporte Re-saving page, hoping it will solve redirects from page alias 24
15 Oct 16 04:45 UTC drsassafras spelling and grammer fixes 23
24 May 15 20:21 UTC Marc Laporte https://tiki.org/forumthread56350 22
28 Apr 15 06:27 UTC Bernard Sfez / Tiki Specialist 21
18 Jul 14 18:17 UTC alex 20
02 Apr 14 07:57 UTC Xavier de Pedro 19
22 Jan 13 03:55 UTC Marc Laporte 18
29 Mar 12 00:14 UTC Marc Laporte Page renamed 17
31 Jan 11 23:30 UTC Philippe Cloutier 16
22 Oct 09 13:21 UTC Marc Laporte It should be obvious but better to clarify 15
13 Sep 09 20:59 UTC Marc Laporte 14
13 Sep 09 20:45 UTC Marc Laporte Preserve -> Respect (as discussed on dev-list) and various minor changes. 13
26 Jul 09 13:24 UTC sylvie greverend 12
14 Oct 08 13:18 UTC pkdille 11
15 Apr 08 08:33 UTC Xavier de Pedro added references to SVn for 1.10 onwards 10
12 Mar 08 08:04 UTC Marc Laporte and that you allowed to share it (for people working somewhere) 9
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